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Hyundai introduces Inster Cross for the outdoorsy type

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Ro, 15 October 2024

Hyundai Announcement

Hyundai announced a new version of its city-friendly car Inster, and it's called Inster Cross. As the name suggests, the vehicle is a crossover model suitable not only for the city, but for your outdoor adventures as well.

Hyundai Inster Cross Hyundai Inster Cross
Hyundai Inster Cross

Essentially, the Inster Cross features the same battery and drivetrain configurations as its standard sibling. However, the Cross comes with a few add-ons, most of which are standard for the model.

The Cross is fitted with wide, rectangular front and rear bumpers, front and rear skid plates and side rocker panels. The EV also comes with 17-inch alloy wheels for extra protection in rough terrain. The roof racks will also be standard, but you can add a roof basket for extra luggage room.

Hyundai Inster Cross Hyundai Inster Cross
Hyundai Inster Cross

In addition to the usual color schemes, the Inster Cross will offer an exclusive Amazonas Green Matte finish, while the cabin will have a special color combo with lime yellow accents and grey cloth.

The Inster Cross' production will begin by the end of this year at Hyundai's plant in South Korea.

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  • Fht
  • 19 Oct 2024

or a real 4WD car like an Land cruiser.

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  • RYg
  • 15 Oct 2024

2wd on loose gravel roads? Nah... I'll go with the Ioniq 5 XRT...

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