And two electric motors
According to a report by South Korean news agency Money Today, Hyundai has decided to put into mass production the previously announced concept car N Vision 74.
Yesterday it was reported that Hyundai has approved the production concept and that the company will make an official announcement and introduce the production model on May 27th.
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Introduced last year, the rear-wheel-drive sports car received warm reception from critics and netizens alike. The N Vision 74 concept debuted as a “mobile lab” for Hyundai’s N Performance division to explore future powertrain developments. 670 hp hybrid electric vehicle was driven by two rear-mounted electric motors that act as a “virtual differential”. These engines are powered by a 62.4 kWh battery pack, which is itself powered by a hydrogen fuel cell acting as an onboard generator to extend range. Journalists who got to ride one of the concept cars praised its acceleration and impressive agility.
Hyundai will launch a highly unusual 670-horsepower concept car
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At the time of the announcement, Albert Biermann, Hyundai-Kia’s former head of research and development turned executive technical consultant, told Car and Driver, “It’s hard for me to imagine that we will launch it in a series. At the moment we do not need such a car.”
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But more recently, Till Wartenberg, Hyundai’s vice president of N brand management and motorsports, made a comment expressing his hope that the retro-styled two-seater would go into production.