10 reasons you should buy the sub-$40k Hyundai Inster EV… and three why you shouldn’t

AutoExec Summary
Hyundai’s Inster city SUV, the smallest and cheapest electric car offered by the Korean brand, is set to arrive in Australia in early 2025. With a likely cost of under $40,000, the funky little EV is designed to make emissions-free motoring accessible to the masses. The Inster offers city-sized exterior dimensions with small SUV-like interior space, appealing design, and a decent electric range. It also comes with modern tech and safety features, V2L capability, and a variety of striking color options. However, potential downsides include the possibility of annoying driver assist systems, only four seats, and the availability of small combustion alternatives at a lower price.

Brands mentioned: Hyundai, Ford, Honda, Nissan, VW, GWM, BYD, MG, Toyota, Mazda, Kia, Suzuki.