High-performance Hyundai N sub-brand presented with dynamic sports concepts

High-performance Hyundai N sub-brand presented with dynamic sports concepts

Hyundai Motor presented a host of new Hyundai models, design concepts and technologies at the 2015 Frankfurt International Motor Show showcasing the passion of its brand. The introduction of the company’s new high-performance N sub-brand is envisioned through exciting concept cars and a preview of the 2016 New Generation i20 WRC race car. Also shown at Frankfurt, New i20 Active and New Santa Fe enhance Hyundai’s European Crossover and SUV ranges, while the Vision G coupe concept envisions the inspiration for future premium products.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
22 Sep 2015

Launching its new high-performance N sub-brand, Hyundai Motor aims to build on its motorsport experience to bring thrilling winding road fun to customers who love cars. Highlighting the brand’s expertise and competency in performance engineering, a preview of the 2016 Hyundai i20 WRC race car will appear on the stand alongside two exciting concept cars that demonstrate Hyundai’s performance ambition.

The Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo concept shows a global audience the brand’s unique perspective on future performance characteristics. Created exclusively for PlayStation’s Gran Turismo video game series, the concept car boasts total power of 884 PS from Hyundai Motor’s hydrogen fuel cell system and an additional super capacitor system.

In addition, the mid-engine turbo-powered 300 PS Hyundai RM15 concept with a lightweight construction represents Hyundai Motor’s passion for performance and suggests how the N sub-brand’s driver-focused technologies could come into production.

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