
Hyundai India’s upcoming mass-market EV has been spotted testing, this time alongside the segment-leading Tata Nexon EV. The heavily camouflaged test mule was seen at a charging station, signaling the advanced stages of real-world testing for the sub-4-meter electric SUV. It is likely to be positioned below the Creta EV.
This latest sighting is the most significant in a series of appearances across India and international markets. By tracing its testing history, we see a clear progression toward a production-ready model:
Look at this Hyundai compact electric SUV’s previous spy sightings
Reports suggest this model is likely the India-spec version of the Hyundai Inster. It will utilize the localized E-GMP (K) platform. This strategy aims to keep costs competitive while offering a premium feature set to rival the Tata Punch EV and Citroën e-C3.
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Feature |
Expected Details |
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Battery Pack |
40 kWh – 45 kWh |
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Estimated Range |
400 km – 450 km (MIDC) |
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Safety |
6 Airbags, Level 2 ADAS, 360° Camera |
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Interior Tech |
Dual 10.25-inch screens, Ventilated Seats |
The cross-country testing of this new Hyundai EV suggests a launch is imminent, likely by late 2026. It may imply that Hyundai is ensuring the vehicle is rugged enough for India’s diverse geography. For buyers, this means a high-tech, spacious alternative is finally arriving to challenge Tata’s long-standing dominance in the EV sector.
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