Hyundai Ev Concept Car Prophecy

SEOUL/OFFENBACH, March 3, 2020 - Hyundai Motor has unveiled its new 'Prophecy' Concept EV during a video presentation showcasing the key elements of its styling and technology. Featuring the timeless design of a classic car, 'Prophecy' is inspired by the company's 'Sensuous Sportiness' design philosophy. The Prophecy concept from Hyundai highlights the automaker's march toward electrification in a truly beautiful design.

The Hyundai Prophecy is a concept electric car produced by the South Korean manufacturer Hyundai presented in March 2020, and announced in a family sedan range in 2021 [1] replacing the Hyundai Ioniq. Hyundai Motor Group is expanding its product line-up to include 44 electrified vehicles, and Hyundai Motor Company alone plans to invest almost 50 billion Euros for research and development into future technologies by 2025. The expectation is to sell more than 670,000 battery and fuel cell electric vehicles annually by this time, and to be positioned among the top three EV providers globally.

Let's hope all of Hyundai's electric vehicles follow this Prophecy's lead in the coming years, because its styling is stunning. A classic car design to achieve the Ultimate Automotive Form Prophecy is inspired by the vintage cars of the 1920s and 30s, with a smooth, coupe-like design. Sweeping curves and smooth lines set it apart from the angular 45, another Hyundai concept car which debuted at the IAA in 2019.

However, like 45, it inherits the design language of pixel. Hyundai Prophecy the new concept EV from Hyundai Stable. This new EV concept highlights future of design in electric vehicle by Hyundai.

Hyundai aims to offer an electric car in every segment by 2027, so the Ioniq 3 will be the counterpart to the well-known i30 combustion engine model. With a length of 4.29 metres, a wheelbase of 2.72 metres, a width of 1.94 metres and a height of 1.43 metres, the Concept Three is roughly in the same size class as a VW ID.3. Built atop a platform dedicated to electric vehicles, the Prophecy's on.

Hyundai has given us a sneak look at a future electric Golf rival. The Concept Three was unveiled at Germany's Munich Motor Show. Likely to be called Ioniq 3, the EV will be built in Europe from.