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Inster in Norway from 20,800 euros

Hyundai has put the price lists for the Inster online in Norway. There it starts at 244,900 Norwegian kroner, the equivalent of just under 20,800 euros, while the top model - the Cross with a large battery - costs just under 28,860 euros

The basis is the Inster in Standard Range in "Advanced" equipment with a small 42 kWh battery for a range of 300 kilometers according to WLTP. In order to achieve this price, there are no options here either. Four versions of the Long Range model with 49 kWh for 370 kilometers according to WLTP are offered in Norway, which cost from NOK 264,900 to 329,900, i.e. around 22,490 to 28,010 euros.

In Germany, the Inster is likely to start at a higher price, as Norway does not charge VAT on electric cars up to 500,000 kroner - another exciting tax instrument. A base price of around 24,000 euros has therefore been announced for Germany - Hyundai could even manage 23,990 euros.

It will also be interesting to see how Hyundai Germany puts together the packages: In Norway, there are a total of seven versions (including Cross), of which only ONE carries a basic battery.

What does that mean?

Hyundai sees the Inster as a fully-fledged vehicle and offering SEVEN versions in this segment can be considered courageous. Because each version also has to be "digitally" managed, which costs additional money. It will be interesting to see the German program.