Hyundai Concept Drift Car

Hyundai's N division built an electric drift car out of an Ioniq 5 N and a WRC car. Why? Because it's beyond cool. Photo: Hyundai The Basics Unveiled at Hyundai's N Day 2024 event, the RN24 is a factory.

This is the Insteroid concept: Hyundai's effort to take its urban-friendly Inster EV and prop it with a tablespoon of amusement and a ladle's worth of tuner culture. While there's no freakin' way Hyundai is testing an "open cockpit" coupe for real-world production, we are curious where its implementation of the louder sound system, electronic drift stick, and. Hyundai just gave its smallest EV a major glow-up.

The Insteroid concept takes the city-friendly Inster and flips it into something straight out of a racing sim-complete with a drift mode, roll cage, and track-ready bodywork. It's funky, it's futuristic, and it's not afraid to get a little weird in the best possible way. If Hyundai ever decides to greenlight this thing, the small EV.

After releasing teasers last week, Hyundai finally revealed its crazy widebody concept before its public debut in Korea. Explore the Hyundai Insteroid concept: a gaming-inspired EV with drift mode, bold design, and customizable features. Could it preview a future hot hatch?

This is the Hyundai Insteroid concept, which the company says serves "to challenge conventions, create emotions and redefine what a sporty EV can be." Based on the Inster that is in the. The concept car embodies the brand's ambition to lead in the high-performance electric segment, paving the way for future models like the upcoming Ioniq 6 N sedan. Hyundai borrowed the Ioniq 5 N's dual-motor setup and used it in a much smaller, lighter car with a WRC.