Rumors Of Hyundai N Vision 74 Will Be Produced, Hyundai: We Don't Want Pajangan Car Production

Hyundai N Vision 74. (Doc. Hyundai Motor Group)

Hyundai continues to move in presenting more environmentally friendly vehicles, starting with presenting hybrid lines, electric vehicles (EVs), to hydrogen fuel cells. Hydrogen technology was also introduced in the N Vision 74 concept model.

Previously, the continuation of the fate of this model found a certainty point when there was a report last December that it would be a supercar that combines hydrogen technology with electricity and is produced on a limited basis. However, the manufacturer denied that this model would reach the production stage.

This was conveyed by Albert Biemann, as Hyundai N's Technical Advisor, who said the concept of N Vision 74 contradicts the division he manages where it should focus on affordable and practical vehicles so that they are suitable for daily use.

"We are Hyundai N. We don't produce showcars, we want to make cars for children, for fans, and the cars must be affordable, capable of being used on track tracks," Biemann said as quoted by Carscoops, Saturday, March 2.

The former BMW official added that his party wanted to see as many N-branded cars as possible on the highway and not only displayed in front of the garage as decoration.

"I want to see N cars on the road, as much as possible, a light blue car, this is what we need on the road and not a front yard car for a handful of people who put it in the garage. That's not my understanding of Hyundai N's work," Biemann added.

If this car is produced into an amazing high-performance car, then the model will certainly attract the attention of many parties thanks to the design and technology offered.

From a technical point of view, it is estimated that this car will have an output power of up to 800 dk, ahead of the performance of its concept which previously reached 680 dk. With this strong penetrate, this model is able to achieve acceleration from 0 to 100 km/hour within 3 seconds.

N Vision 74 will use a combination of hydrogen tanks and batteries with a capacity of 62.4 kWh, allowing it to go as far as 600 km. The target distance for the production version is between 400 and 500 km.