Tag: Hyundai concept

  • Hyundai reveals details about world’s first walking Elevate Concept car

    2019 Hyundai Elevate ConceptAll first responder specialists will tell you that the first 72 hours following a disaster are the most crucial to saving lives. And often times, due to the nature of disaster, it can be difficult for search-and-rescue teams to reach and help those in need.

    Such occasions have led Hyundai team to the idea of developing a vehicle with moveable legs. The prototype is already created and bears the name Elevate. This is world’s first Ultimate Mobility Vehicle (UMV), which blends technology in electric cars and robots, which would allow it to go beyond the limitations of conventional automobiles and rescue machines.

    2019 Hyundai Elevate Concept

    Elevate concept is based on a modular EV platform with the capability to switch out different bodies for specific situations. The unique robotic leg architecture features five degrees of freedom along with wheel hub propulsion motors and electric actuator technology. This design allows the concept to imitate mammalian and reptilian walking gaits, allowing it to move to any direction and in any surface conditions. These legs can also fold up to a stowed drive-mode, in which power to the joints is cut and the use of integrated passive suspension system maximizes the battery efficiency.

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    Such tweaks allow Elevate to drive at highway speeds just like an ordinary vehicle, but at the same time it can climb a five-foot wall, step over a five-foot gap, walk over diverse terrain and achieve a 15-foot wide track width and all this by keeping its body and passengers completely steel. Also, the combination of wheeled motion with articulating legs provides a new concept of mobility by enabling faster walking speeds, unique dynamic driving postures and torsional control at the end of each leg.

    2019 Hyundai Elevate Concept

    Source: Hyundai

     

  • Hyundai IONIQ Concept Will Debut At the Korea Motor Show this January

    2016 Hyundai IONIQ ConceptHyundai Motor has finally revealed details of the new IONIQ ahead of its debut in Korea later this January. The alternative-fuel compact vehicle will offer ultra-low emission powertrain options along with some high-tech features and gadgets.

    By these just-released renderings we see that the next-gen vehicle will not only offer some advanced powertrain technologies, but also some neat exterior and interior styling. Just look at the distinctive and cutting-edge aerodynamic shape. The straightforward, yet incredibly beautiful front design demonstrates a well-known hexagon grille with familiar-shaped headlights, while the sides remain clear, yet massive and distinctive. The smooth design theme firmly continues through the side doors and demonstrates this new and futuristic design.

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    Although there is only one picture, showing the interior, we must say it really looks comfortable and functional. Or at least the sketch makes it look that way. The design concept of the new IONIQ is continued into the cabin and proudly shapes itself in cozy, yet effectively space-using cockpit. Simple and stylish, yet beautiful and futuristic, the ambience in the cabin meets everyone in a place, built with passion, desire and love. Truly a masterpiece, even though we have seen only two pictures.

    2016 Hyundai IONIQ Concept

    Hyundai IONIQ is to be demonstrated at the Geneva International Motor Show and the New York Auto Show in March 2016 after its world premiere in Korea later this month.

    It looks like Nissan knows how to impress with sketches, but we all hope that the team will also impress us with fantastic final result.

    Stay with us for further information!

    Source: Hyundai 

  • Hyundai’s Sub-Brand N Will Demonstrate Some Incredible Models

    Hyundai Motor will demonstrate its high performance sub-brand N at the 2015 Frankfurt International Motor Show. This brand is the result of intensive testing, numerous experiments and tons of passion. Now, N comes to demonstrate Hyundai’s successful motorsport experiences and technological advances.

    But N is based on not only Hyundai’s achievements as a main competitor in World Rally Championship (WCR) but also on brand’s dedication to create striking and class-leading high-performance vehicles. N will concentrate everything that Hyundai ever developed: strength, experience and desire for creating new benchmarks. Or at least it is expected to do so. Time will show what will happen.

    And highlighting Hyundai Motor’s passion for performance and engineering excellence, a preview of the latest-generation i20 WRC vehicle will appear on stage during the motor show. This car is expected to demonstrate Hyundai’s performance ambitions.

    Based on the New Generation i20, the rally vehicle is the first prototype that will change the podium in the 2016 WRC. And already going through serious test and experiments, the latest vehicle is bit by bit building up to its final form and gathers more and more strength every single day. And it will debut at the start of 2016 FIA World Rally Championship at Rallye Monte Carlo.

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    Furthermore, a special concept car will show brand’s plans for future performance characteristics. It will also be demonstrated during the Motor Show. The Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo Concept highlights some incredible technology features and special design, truly representing the potential of Hyundai N. With the Concept the brand demonstrates its passion and desire to show us the future of sport cars.

    And in addition, the Hyundai RM15 Concept will be displayed. The high-end vehicle will demonstrate a 2.0-liter 300 hp (220 kW) power output engine and some interesting engineer and technological solutions.

    Source: Hyundai

     

  • Hyundai Santa Cruz Crossover Truck Concept Took Prestigious Award

    Hyundai Santa Cruz won the Concept Truck of the Year award at the 14th annual North American Concept Vehicle of the Year Awards at the Concours d’Elegance of America. The vehicle kicked off 2015 with surprising debut at the North American International Auto Show in January and quickly gained some incredible popularity

    The Santa Cruz was recognized as Concept Truck of the Year for its design, style, materials, technology and market responsiveness. In fact, the vehicle won more scores than Kia Trail’Ster and Mitsubishi GC-PHEV. And at the end, the prestigious award was presented personally by Mark Phelan, a well-known auto critic at the Detroit Free Press and NACVOTY juror.

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    As you might know, NACVOTY awards recognize vehicles mostly for their shape and the chase of some next-gen future designs. There were more than two dozen jurors, who participated in the complex process of choosing this year’s best vehicle. In fact, there were a total of 30 cars, each introduced to North America during this season’s auto show in Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago, Toronto and New York.

    The Santa Cruz is what the light-truck category needs – loads of style for people without big loads

    Hyundai Santa Cruz crossover truck concept

    The Santa Cruz concept demonstrates completely different interpretation of truck utility for the latest generation of buyers. The concept is crafted to meet the growing needs of drivers, who Hyundai calls “urban adventurers”. The idea behind the truck is to bring some flexibility, as it comes to work-life professionalism and to a variety of outdoor activities. And all this promised without the usual compromises for this class of vehicles. Or at least the Hyundai team says so. In fact, the Santa Cruz concept looks compact, but offers four doors and seating for five, feels massive and is unexpectedly flexible. So, despite the stylish looks, Hyundai team promises and some nice performance. Nice.

    Source: Hyundai

     

  • 2012 Hyundai i-oniq concept unveiled in Geneva

    Hyundai finally unveiled its latest European concept car, which carries the name i-oniq. The debut took place at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, and included a showcase of new technology and design which present an impression of the company’s future thinking. The concept vehicle is 4,4 meters long and is an electric sports hatchback with a range-extending petrol engine. The design of the car is an evolution of the company’s fluidic sculpture form language. The car has dynamic proportions which create aesthetic and functional body shape. In addition the design conveys premium and athletic qualities evident in both the exterior and interior of the car. Furthermore, unique design elements were included in the car, for instance the “penthouse roof” and LED headlights, which emphasize the advanced technology encased within i-oniq. What is so special about the roof is that it is significant solution which delivers great space for rear passengers and contributes to the overall dynamic appearance. Other fascinating features of the 2012 Hyundai i-oniq are the doors. They open up to the side, thank to weight-optimization. In addition the featured seat kinematics make entering the car’s front and rear seats a simple maneuver. Moreover, the headlights contained in uniquely-shaped polished aluminium frame which forms unique signature light element.

    2012 Hyundai i-oniq concept
    2012 Hyundai i-oniq concept

    And what about the interior of the concept car: the cabin layout is driver-oriented, with the dashboard and centre-console geometry based around the driver. In addition, the user-interface components reflect contemporary and future consumer electronics technology. What we can find here is the movement control mounted on the steering wheel, floating instrument cluster with multi-layered projection, and a large background display for navigation, entertainment and other information. At the rear of the cabin has been designed unique lounge area, which ensures maximum occupant comfort. It creates positive contrast to the sports-orientated front area. Of course, the comfort in the car is additionally complemented through the use of luxurious interior materials, as well as futuristic interface components.

    To go even further into details, the 2012 Hyundai i-oniq concept vehicle is powered by an innovative 1,0-litre, 3-cylinder petrol engine, which delivers a maximum of 45 kW (61 hp). This unit is mated to an 80 kW (109 hp) lithium-ion electric motor which is powered by a 55 kW generator, via a single ratio gearbox. In electric-only mode, the concept can travel 120 km (74 miles) and up to 700 km (435 miles) with the assistance on the petrol engine, emitting only 45 g/km of CO2emissions! Hyundai i-oniq concept can reach a top speed of 145 km/h.

    Specifications

    Engine 1,0-litre, 3-cylinder gasoline engine (45 kW)
    Motor 80 kW
    Power output 80 kW (109 ps)
    Wheelbase 2.650 mm
    Overall length 4.432 mm
    Overall width 1.916 mm
    Overall height 1.400 mm
    Tires Dunlop
    CO2 45 g/km
    Steering wheel Touch sensor with motion-control system

    Source: Hyundai

  • Hyundai i-Oniq Concept Car

    Hyundai has released the first image of the new i-Oniq concept car, which will showcase feature technology and design. Essentially, it is an electric sports hatchback with a range-extending petrol engine. The idea was well appreciated, because only electric vehicles are not so useful as they appear.

    The i-Oniq is intended to convey the latest thinking from Hyundai’s designers and engineers. The car features gentle feature lines and muscular surface treatment, conveying both premium and sporty qualities evident in both the exterior and interior of the car. Other highlights include penthouse roof and LED headlights.

    The vehicle measures 4.4 metres in length meaning a lot of inner space for four occupants. High-tech equipment in the driver interface and controls reflects contemporary and future premium consumer electronics technology.

    The drivetrain includes a 1.0-litre, 3-cylinder petrol engine, which is mated via a generator, to a lithium ion electric motor which produces 109PS (80 kW). In electric-only mode, i-oniq has a range of 120 km, but the petrol engine extends the range up to 700 km, producing just 45 g/km of CO2 in the process.

    “The i-oniq concept has been created to reflect the new thinking that runs through the Hyundai brand.  It has a bold design, inside and out, that provokes contemplation on the future of automotive possibilities, and a powertrain that highlights one of the ways in which we could power future products – wrapped in a package that exudes premium qualities.”, commented Senior Vice President and COO of Hyundai Motor Europe, Allan Rushforth.

    The Hyundai i-Oniq concept car will be exhibited at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, next week.

    Hyundai i-Ioniq Concept Car
    Hyundai i-Oniq Concept Car


    Source: Hyundai

  • Hyundai ix-onic Concept

    A sensational concept car will be the highlight of Hyundai’s stand at the Geneva motor show. The ix-onic, which makes its world premiere at the 79th Salon International de L’Automobile on March 3rd, introduces a whole new look for Hyundai’s compact SUVs and is packed with technology which make it more fuel efficient than some superminis. (more…)

  • Hyundai To Reveal Suv Concept At Geneva Motor Show

    Hyundai is to unveil an all-new concept car at this year’s Salon International de L’Automobile in Geneva on March 3rd. This innovative concept portrays a dramatic new look for compact SUVs and was styled at the company’s European Design headquarters in Rüsselsheim, Germany. (more…)