Hyundai Grandeur Ev Retro Future Restomod

This specific Grandeur restomod is an EV conversion, which is very cool, but the detail put into keeping the 1986 shape of the original Grandeur, to celebrate its 35th anniversary, is even cooler. To follow up the Pony from earlier this year, Hyundai reached into its past once again and turned this boxy sedan into a retro. The Grandeur was a product of the late 1980s, when Hyundai wanted to take a crack at the domestic luxury market in South Korea.

The front-wheel-drive car was related to the Mitsubishi Debonair, as. The team led by Sang-ah Ko, Lee Dong-won, and Woo-soon Choi wanted to retain the essence of the 80s while pushing the envelope of technology to the future. And so the Grandeur EV resto-mod exterior gets subtle but impactful modifications.

The conventional lights are replaced with unique multi-pixel LEDs, an ode to the Parametric Pixel design philosophy. This is the second vintage EV machine from Hyundai, and follows a restyled and electrified Pony. The Hyundai Grandeur sports subtle exterior lightning modifications but packs a wildly futuristic.

The body bodywork of the original Grandeur remains, but 'pixel' LED front and rear light clusters akin to what you find on an Ioniq 5 EV hint and the transformation underneath. As a badge. electric retro-futurism after electrifying its 1975 pony earlier this year (), hyundai returns with a restored, modified electric 1986 grandeur.

this so-called 'restomod' presents a. Hyundai's latest concept doesn't look into an alien future for design cues but instead takes things back to the '80s. The Heritage Series Grandeur and Pony EVs show off the power of nostalgia.

Hyundai has built a new electric restomod based on the first-generation Grandeur luxury sedan to mark the nameplate's 35th anniversary. Retro Hyundai has mined a curious part of its heritage to make this EV saloon Mix a GTA gang car with an Eighties night club and you might just end up with this Grandeur restomod Stephen Dobie.