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Hyundai Inster novated lease

An electric hatch, from around $40,000 drive-away. A tiny, characterful electric city car with a surprisingly usable range, and one of the cheapest EVs you can buy. Here is what a Hyundai Inster costs on a novated lease with CarBon, with the tax savings and every fee shown up front.

Why novated lease a Hyundai Inster?

A novated lease lets you pay for a Hyundai Inster and its running costs from your pre-tax salary, which lowers your taxable income. On an eligible EV the saving is bigger again, because the car is FBT exempt.

Is the Hyundai Inster FBT exempt?

Yes. The Hyundai Inster is a battery electric vehicle, so under the $91,661 fuel-efficient threshold it is exempt from Fringe Benefits Tax for the 2026-27 financial year. That is what makes an EV novated lease so strong: the whole lease, including running costs, can come out of your pre-tax salary. Note that plug-in hybrids stopped qualifying for the exemption for new arrangements from 1 April 2025.

What it costs, with nothing hidden

Your CarBon quote sets out the finance, the fees and the running-cost budget in full before you commit, so there are no surprises. The quickest way to see the real weekly cost of a Hyundai Inster for your salary is to run a quote.

Common questions

How much does a Hyundai Inster cost on a novated lease?
It depends on your salary, your state and the term. An electric hatch, from around $40,000 drive-away. The fastest way to see your real weekly cost, with every fee shown, is to run a quote on the CarBon calculator.
Is the Hyundai Inster FBT exempt?
Yes, as an eligible electric vehicle under $91,661 it is FBT exempt for the 2026-27 financial year.
What is included?
Finance for the car plus running costs: insurance, servicing, maintenance, tyres, registration and charging, bundled into one regular payment.

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