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Hyundai Motor has launched the 2023 Casper with a new trim, dubbed “D-Essential Light”, and additional exterior colors.
The new trim includes standard features such as push-button start, smart key, heated and ventilated seats, and leatherette seats.
The Casper now has four trims: Smart, D-Essential Lite, D-Essential, and Inspiration.
It now ha a higher trim, Smart Choice, which offers various safety and comfort features.
Additionally, the Tomboy Khaki exterior color has a new matte version, Bijarim Khaki Matt.
The 2023 Casper is priced from 13.85 million won.
