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Hyundai wants an affordable EV hot hatch

Summary by The West Australian

Hyundai's latest concept mightn't preview a production vehicle, but it's yet another indication the company wants to build a more accessible high-performance EV.

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Hyundai wants an affordable EV hot hatch

Hyundai's latest concept mightn't preview a production vehicle, but it's yet another indication the company wants to build a more accessible high-performance EV.

2 days ago·Australia

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drive.com.au

Cheaper Hyundai electric hot hatch still on the wish list

A small, sporty electric car to appeal to younger car buyers is on Hyundai’s radar – as this Insteroid concept car shows – but it won’t be smooth sailing. Hyundai has given the latest indication of its interest in building a pocket-sized electric hot hatch, with the reveal of the Insteroid concept based on its smallest Inster EV hatch. But the lack of N badging on the Insteroid concept – combined with comments from Hyundai executives – invite s…

1 day ago

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Chasing Cars

Hyundai Insteroid concept points to troubled Inster N development

This post appeared first on Chasing Cars. Ahead of this week’s Seoul Mobility Show, Hyundai revealed a wild high-performance concept of its Inster small electric SUV called the Insteroid at a private event in the South Korean capital. Beneath the ’80s-inspired, rally car-esque design of the Insteroid sits the running gear of the 478kW/740Nm Hyundai Ioniq 5 N super-EV complete with dual electric motors and an 84kWh usable battery. 2025 Hyundai In…

2 days ago

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