Hyundai Electric 74

From Imagination into Reality After seven years of envisioning hydrogen-powered high performance, the N Vision 74 and sets Hyundai N's sights beyond electric cars. We're ready to introduce the N Vision 74, a high-performance hydrogen-electric hybrid vehicle that combines Hyundai's past, present, and future. An homage to the never-built 1974 Pony Coupe, the N Vision 74 will serve as a showcase of Hyundai's hydrogen fuel cell technology and capability.

Hyundai has teased gearheads about its N Vision 74 for years. Here is everything we currently know about its upcoming sports car. The Hyundai N Vision 74 is an upcoming concept sports car developed by Hyundai, based on the 1974 Pony coupe unveiled at the Turin Auto Show in 1974.

The vehicle was unveiled as a concept car at N Day 2022, an event organized by the Hyundai N performance division in mid-July 2022 at Busan, South Korea, alongside the Hyundai RN22e concept based on the Hyundai Ioniq 6 N electric vehicle. The N. Designer: Hyundai Now imagine hearing something different cutting through that electric silence.

Not the roar of a V8, but the subtle whistle of compressed hydrogen feeding a fuel cell. This powers dual electric motors that scream with 775 horsepower of fury. That's exactly what Hyundai promises with their upcoming N Vision 74.

One of 21 new models planned by 2030, the 670bhp hydrogen powerhouse Hyundai N Vision 74 was mentioned at their recent Investor Day. The internet-breaking N Vision 74 is Hyundai's latest alternatively-fuelled performance-car concept. It combines the wedge-shaped silhouette of the 1974 Pony Coupe concept (designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro) with what Hyundai says is the most advanced hydrogen fuel.

This hydrogen-fuel-cell/electric hybrid sports-car concept set the automotive internet alight when it was first shown a couple of months ago. The N Vision 74 demonstrated Hyundai's continued. How N Vision 74 was developed In order to resolve the limitations of EVs, Hyundai's engineers set about developing its N Vision 74 rolling lab.

During the development phase, they opted to develop a hybrid structure of a battery-electric in combination with a fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) system.