The groundbreaking Hyundai N Vision 74 concept captured the attention of internet users worldwide when it was first revealed two years ago, thanks to its striking wedge design. After receiving overwhelming demand for a production model, Hyundai has confirmed that the N Vision 74 will indeed be hitting the roads.
During the company’s 2024 CEO Investor Day presentation, a slide indicated that the high-performance electric vehicle would be joining Hyundai's lineup by 2030, alongside other models such as the Genesis Magma. Although details about the production timeline, pricing, and quantity remain sparse, a report from a South Korean newspaper suggested that the N Vision 74 could potentially be released as early as 2026, with only 200 units planned for production at a cost of over €340,000 each.
The road-going version of the N Vision 74 is expected to boast over 760bhp and utilize a hydrogen fuel-cell powertrain, similar to the original concept. Drawing inspiration from the iconic Hyundai Pony Coupe concept from 1974, the design features a unique setup with a front-mounted fuel-cell stack, a 62.4kWh battery placed centrally, and electric motors driving the rear wheels.
The N Vision 74's design, attributed to renowned designer Giorgetto Giugiaro, bears resemblance to the DMC Delorean.
