Do you like classic? Hyundai N Vision74 rolling lab concept? Looks like it might actually go into production.
Korean Publications money today Hyundai reports will reveal a production version of the Vision N 74 on May 27 at an event called “Pony Day” at its studio in Seoul.
The publication refers to the car to be revealed as the Pony Coupe, which is an original concept from 1974 designed by Giorgetto Giugario.
At this stage, it remains unclear whether the so-called Hyundai Pony Coupe will receive the N Vision 74’s “high-performance hydrogen fuel cell hybrid” powertrain or whether it will be replaced with a full powertrain. all electric.
The Hyundai N Vision 74 rolling lab concept was first revealed last July along with the RN22e rolling lab concept announcing what Ioniq 6 WOMEN what it will look like.
The former features dual, rear-mounted electric motors that produce more than 500 kW of power and over 900 Nm of torque, along with a hydrogen fuel cell that produces 95 kW of maximum power to charge the battery. The claimed top speed is above 250km/h.
There’s a 62.4 kWh battery with 800W fast charging and a 4.2kg hydrogen tank that can be refueled in five minutes. That’s a significantly larger battery than Toyota Miraicombines a 5.6kg hydrogen tank with a 1.2kWh lithium-ion battery.
In essence, the N Vision 74 is a battery-powered car shaped like a hydrogen range extender.
Hyundai claims the range of the N Vision 74 concept is more than 600 km.
The N Vision 74 concept measures 4952mm long, 1995mm wide and 1331mm high, with a wheelbase of 2905mm.
It is 85mm longer, 88mm wide and 31mm lower than Competition BMW M8with a longer wheelbase of 78mm.
While the N Vision 74 concept retains the basic silhouette and unique B-pillars of the original Pony Coupe concept, it does feature some sports car-inspired additions such as a low, arched front splitter. inflated wheels, classic aerodynamic disc wheels, rear wheels. diffuser and a large rear spoiler.
One would expect a lot of these design elements to make their way into the production version.
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