Hyundai has reduced the prices of its Inster small electric vehicle and is discontinuing two variants—the extended-range model and the basket-carrying version. The move comes as the automaker adjusts its lineup amid shifting market demands and competition in the compact EV segment. Buyers looking for these specific configurations will no longer have the option, though the base model remains available. The decision reflects broader industry trends as manufacturers refine their electric vehicle offerings to focus on cost efficiency and core features.
Hyundai cuts prices of Inster small EV and drops extended range and basket-carrying models The Driven IO
