Hyundai counts on Inster to reverse steep EV sales slide in Europe

Yellow Hyundai Inster front, sideview — Hyundai is counting on the Inster to boost its EV sales in Europe, where demand for its battery-powered cars fell 30 percent last year. (HYUNDAI)

February 24, 2025 05:07 PM

Hyundai expects the Inster to be one of the bestselling full-electric vehicles in Italy this year as well as the catalyst for a big rebound in the automaker’s Europewide EV volume in 2025.

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