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We Walked Around The Hyundai Vision 74 Concept And It’s Just As Good In Person

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I’m guessing that if you’re reading this at all, you likely remember Hyundai’s recent concept car, the N Vision 74. We covered its design and interesting historical inspirations hear already, and based on our own lab testing of our endorphin levels and audience response, this concept car was a big hit. So, you can imagine my delight to find that Hyundai brought it to the LA Auto Show, and that their policy for who can walk closely around the car didn’t exclude deadbeats like myself. So, if you would, join me in this look at the N Vision 74!

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Here, join me in admiration:

Hyundai’s press conference made a point to note that the famous DeLorean DMC-12, best known for the version with an aftermarket Flux Capacitor, has a direct line of decent to the car the N Vision 74 was inspired by, the Hyundai Pony Coupé, designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro’s ItalDesign firm. Essentially, when Hyundai decided they weren’t in the right position to go into production on a Pony-based sports car, ItalDesign held onto their sketches and dusted them off and tweaked them when the DMC-12 project came around. Here, look at their sketches for both:

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Look at that! There’s differences, sure, but the familial resemblance is unmistakable.

Anyway, just watch me geeking out in the video and I think you’ll get a good sense for why this is such a fantastic concept car, especially from a company not necessarily known for dramatic concept cars.

 

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Endusone
Endusone
1 year ago

Very Cyberpunk. They ought to think of making this thing. Hyundai has been upping their game and producing something like this would really continue to bolster their image, IMHO. Obviously it will lose some things in the production version but they should stay bold and retro and just go for it. Make a car that people will really remember, even if it isn’t the best selling car in the lineup.

DialMforMiata
DialMforMiata
1 year ago

This is as cool as concept cars come. Retro without being a throwback. A slightly toned-down all-electric production version would be incredible (if unlikely) and would be an excellent fit for the Ioniq line.

TheCrank
TheCrank
1 year ago

I love it. I know it’s nearly impossible that it would be produced with the hydrogen fuel cell, but I do hope that it comes to market in some form, even if electric only. It could be the Hyundai halo car.

JDE
JDE
1 year ago

I like it. Honestly it would be pretty easy to make from an Ioniq 5 I would think.

Man With A Reliable Jeep
Man With A Reliable Jeep
1 year ago

This thing is literally sex on wheels. I want to know more. How unlikely am I to afford it? What’s the proposed drivetrain?

Chartreuse Bison
Chartreuse Bison
1 year ago

It’s an electric car with batteries *and* a hydrogen fuel cell.
They are about as likely to make a production version of it as a production flying DeLorean

C Donovan
C Donovan
1 year ago

Supra vibes

Bork Bork
Bork Bork
1 year ago

Always surprises me when I click on a video here an see an ad, I’m so used to keeping uBlock on because almost every site is unusable otherwise.

Cheap Bastard
Cheap Bastard
1 year ago

“There’s differences, sure, but the familial resemblance is unmistakable.”

See also: Lancia Scorpion

Dodsworth
Dodsworth
1 year ago

Holy smoke, that is hilarious! I love learning stuff like this!

Ron Boyce
Ron Boyce
1 year ago

Great looking car. Getting a strong 2nd Gen. Supra (A60) / Mitsubishi Starion vibe from the profile – both almost-perfect looking sport coupes. Remember those, fellow olds? Now, where did I leave my geritol…

Dodsworth
Dodsworth
1 year ago
Reply to  Ron Boyce

I keep mine next to the Prevagen.

8th--Note
8th--Note
1 year ago
Reply to  Ron Boyce

Theres a guy here in my town that dailys a mint black Starion. I see it a couple of times a week. I’ve never talked to him, but if I ever get a chance Im going to have to throw out an offer to buy it. Those things are great.

Mike VanDyke
Mike VanDyke
1 year ago
Reply to  Ron Boyce

For sure. When this first came out, the first thing I did was start looking for old Celica Supra(s) for sale.

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