Based Ioniq electricity 6, Hyundai RN22e was a racing prototype that produced 576 hp and 545 lb-ft of torque. And we’re sure it’s a blast to drive. But at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, it wasn’t. Things start off smooth, like most runs, and as we’ve seen in previous videos, the RN22e is a car of exceptional ability. All that power in a stripped-down race car tends to lead to that.
But the run didn’t last long. About 30 seconds later, the driver essentially missed a difficult left turn. Instead of going around the corner, they went straight into the hay to sue. Hard. It’s almost like a scene from an old one top gear part. Just or flying everywhere.
The good news is that the haystacks did what they had to do and stopped the car unscathed. The driver and passenger may experience some bumps and pain, and the driver’s ego may be slightly bruised, but both are able to get out of the vehicle on their own and appear to be unscathed. what importance.
As for the car, it’s hard to tell how much damage the collision caused. You know, because it’s buried in a haystack. But in the video you can see some parts strewn across the road the car went through the hay and it seems safe to say that the RN22e has had better days. We’re willing to bet that Hyundai will fix it and get it back up and running relatively soon. It probably won’t be a cheap fix, but hey, that only comes with territory when you’re running a one-off prototype at Goodwood.
