The rumor about a production version of the Hyundai N Vision 74 concept that’s interesting as long as they exist. hyundai representatives in Korea and in the United States issued a report in a Korean magazine money today alleged an N Vision 74 to the market. Supposedly, the design studio at the Asia Headquarters will hold Pony Day on March 27, where the assembly executive will show off the car and announce the good news. Car maker peeking in Korea tell the Korean store WikiTree (pandemic), “There are no plans to mass-produce the Pony Coupe and no Pony Day events are planned.” Make sure everyone gets the memo, a representative of the United States said Carscoops“We are aware of media speculation about the potential commercial production of the N Vision 74 wheelchair lab development model,” but “[while] The legacy and spirit of the Pony models have a lasting impact on Hyundai Motor Company, we currently have no plans to produce the Pony Coupe Concept commercially.”
So Hyundai didn’t want to listen to us when we suggest the company to speed up on a retail model and provide justifications for doing so. It’s good now. However, we cannot believe this is the end for the coupe. Hyundai has harnessed its Pony legacy to great performance and sales excellence with the Ioniq 5. There is now a platform and a design language. If the next decade proves that electric vehicles make sense for markets, businesses and natural resources at the affordable end of the car-buying spectrum, why hasn’t the retail version of the N Vision 74 boomed since then? slide to run on electricity? Ford Mustang, Volkswagen Golf Electricelectricity Honda CivicAnd a potential Nissan Max-Out Convertible?
While we wait for the answer of time, we know that something special is going on. Hyundai demolished the Pony Coupe Concept shown at the 1974 Turin Auto Show to help establish the Pony lineup. The memory of the coupe is the inspiration for 45 Concepts became Ioniq 5, cho Pony EV Recoveryand for N Vision 74 Concepts in the eye of the latest storm. Paying homage to its roots, the automaker has announced it will partner with GFG Style, the Turin designer founded by father and son designers Giorgetto and Fabrizio Giugaro, to recreating the show car Pony Coupe Concept. Last year, Hyundai said the launch was set for this spring. If there was a Pony Day, this would be its reward.
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