Hyundai has unveiled a teaser for the Insteroid, a one-off race car concept derived from the Inster EV. With aggressive aerodynamic features, a stripped-down interior, and video game-inspired styling, the Insteroid is a bold, high-performance interpretation of Hyundai’s micro-EV. The full reveal is expected in early April.
Hyundai Insteroid: Exterior Design Highlights
Massive WRC-Style Rear Wing and Aero Enhancements
One of the most striking elements of the Insteroid is its huge, double-decker WRC-spec rear wing, designed for maximum downforce. The car also features massively flared bumpers and fenders, giving it an aggressive, race-ready stance.
Wide-Arch Body Kit and Custom Panels
Unlike the standard Inster EV, almost none of the body panels on the Insteroid remain unchanged. A wide-arch body kit extends across the entire length of the car, enhancing its race-inspired aesthetic.
21-Inch Aero Wheels and Performance Enhancements
The Insteroid rides on large 21-inch aero wheels with unique three-hole covers. Additional aerodynamic elements include a prominent rear diffuser and a functional roof scoop, improving air circulation and stability at high speeds.
Hyundai Insteroid: Interior Details
Stripped-Down Cabin and Roll Cage
Hyundai has opted for a minimalistic yet functional approach to the Insteroid’s interior. The cabin has been completely stripped down, featuring a roll cage for safety and structural rigidity.
Video Game-Inspired Controls
Hyundai promises ‘fun details’ across the interior, with intricate elements in the instrument cluster and control buttons, making it a unique experience for enthusiasts.
Hyundai Insteroid: Awaiting the Full Reveal
As of now, Hyundai has not disclosed any technical specifications of the Insteroid. However, all details regarding its powertrain, performance, and special features will be unveiled in early April. Stay tuned for the official reveal of this high-octane interpretation of the Inster EV.
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