Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo car

Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo is a concept car created to mark the launch of their high-performance 'N' subbrand. First unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2015, this model serves as an advertising vehicle for their line of vehicles which they hope will provide "the most thrilling winding road fun".

The N 2025's drivetrain is powered by the world's first mass-produced hydrogen fuel cell system. Dual fuel cell stacks generate 670 horsepower and a super capacitor system adds an additional 201 hp, which is distributed to all four wheels via independent in-wheel motors.

Hyundai says the car's unique tubular channel directs air rearward, increasing downforce. Its bodywork is engineered for aerodynamic balance and cooling while the low center of gravity helps keep it stable.

The exterior is highlighted by a large hexagon grille that flows across the vehicle's boat-shaped underbody and connects to ducts and spoilers, creating downforce at the rear. Likewise, the front end has been aerodynamically optimized with splitters, side intakes, and an extended front spoiler running across the nose for added downforce.

Furthermore, the N 2025 features an IIDC system that lets drivers adjust rear-wheel torque distribution based on speed and braking. Hyundai's fuel cell system is eco-friendly too - it uses 4.2 kg of hydrogen to generate energy that's then stored beneath the floor and regenerated when either the engine stops or battery idling.

Realstic and detalied 3d-model.