Hyundai New Concept Car Retro

Discover our 1986 Hyundai Grandeur flagship sedan in a whole new way. Have a look at our electrifying retro concept. Hyundai N Vision 74 is a concept car inspired by the Hyundai Pony Coupe.

N Vision 74 is the first high performance Rolling Lab built on the most advanced hydrogen fuel cell. N-Branded Hydrogen Performance In A Retro Package According to Hyundai, the Vision 74 concept will be194.9 inches long, 78.5 inches wide, and 52.4 inches tall on a 114.3. The result is a concept car that blends retro charm with modern technology.

Its design maintains strong '80s character while incorporating elements that reflect Hyundai's current electric vehicle philosophy. Hyundai reveals first view of retro sports car with 372-mile range - electrified racer is based on 1974 fan-fav coupe Fans loved the concept so much, that Hyundai announced production plans. After we fell in love with the concept car back in 2022, the hydrogen-powered Hyundai N Vision 74 has finally been green-lit for production.

The announcement about the 670bhp hydrogen powerhouse was made during Hyundai's Investor Day. It's just one of 21 new cars planned by the turn of the decade. It's just the latest in a slew of retro electric concepts that we're getting excited.

When Hyundai revealed to the world the N Vision 74 Concept over a year ago, the car enthusiast community went nuts because of its amazing design and potential for fun behind the wheel. Hyundai has unveiled a stunning retro super-coupe concept, that has one foot in the company's early origins, but another firmly stepping into a cutting-edge electrified future for the growing N performance family. Unlike the EN22e, which was revealed simultaneously at the Busan Motor Show in South Korea, the N Vision 74 is the first fuel-cell vehicle to wear the N badge, and brings a host of.

The Heritage Series Grandeur concept carries its roots from its first generation while embracing the theme of 'retrofuturism'. The sedan's boxier silhouette and flat bonnet pay tribute whereas the integration of the latest features like an Ioniq. The Hyundai Three Concept previews the company's smallest EV.

Thankfully, it's not another SUV but rather a low.