Hyundai Old Skool New Car

The result is the Hyundai Grandeur Heritage Series concept. This is our second Heritage Series concept after the Heritage Series Pony and, just like the reimagined Pony, our new Grandeur takes fans back to this iconic car's heyday in effortless '80s style while transporting them, and us, into the future. The Hyundai Grandeur Heritage Series uses real burgundy velvet in the seats, just like the original 1986 model, plus a hidden watch slot stitched into the console.

This concept car comes with a built-in virtual piano, letting you compose music on the road like a studio on wheels. With 18 speakers angled using concert hall acoustic theory, this EV delivers sound so immersive, it feels like you. The Heritage Series Grandeur, a restomodded version of its first flagship sedan, the Hyundai Grandeur, and it packs updated styling and an EV powertrain.

Hyundai has built a new electric restomod based on the first-generation Grandeur luxury sedan to mark the nameplate's 35th anniversary. The Hyundai Heritage Series Grandeur integrates modern technologies into the iconic shape and design of the first. The Ioniq 5, whose design is clearly inspired by Hyundais of old, is one of the most interesting-looking cars on the road; if the company continues to celebrate some of its classic models it's.

The team at Hyundai converted a vintage Grandeur into a futuristic EV luxury machine. Here's everything we know and a photo gallery. Hyundai Grandeur gets retro electric reboot Korean car-maker celebrates 35th anniversary of Grandeur with 'retro-futuristic' EV concept Hyundai has revealed it will pay tribute to 35 years of the Hyundai Grandeur with a new concept for a pure.

Hyundai has breathed new life into the 1986Grandeur. The electric Grandeur Heritage Series follows in the footsteps of the 1986 Pony Heritage Series, which provided design inspiration for the production Ioniq 5 SUV. There's more to this car than just looking good.

It's designed to celebrate the launch of the original Grandeur, which was a Korean take on the Mitsubishi Debonair. Yes, car. New concept cars from Hyundai and BMW generated quite the buzz this weekend at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este in Italy.