Back in December Hyundai sneaked a peak at it’s next step of evolution in it’s “fluidic sculpture” design, the Hyundai i-Oniq concept. Hyundai is set to debut the i-Oniq at the Geneva Motor Show this week; however, Hyundai has been in the habit of releasing information before they debut their product.
Along with the attached images of the i-Oniq, Hyundai also stated that the i-Oniq is powered by a 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol engine, an electric motor and a lithium-ion battery pack. Hyundai is saying the i-Oniq will be able to dive 74.56 miles (120 KM) on just the electric motor, and with the use of the gas the i-Oniq will be able to travel 434 miles (700 KM).
There’s no word yet if the i-Oniq concept will be brought to life for mass production, or if it will come to the States; but it is still exciting to see the direction Hyundai is heading in with their “fluidic sculpture” design, and the steps they are taking in producing more economically efficient products.
- Hyundai reveals the i-Oniq concept before the Geneva Motor Show















