This is the first picture of the Hyundai i-flow concept car, which hints at a future Ford Mondeo rival.
The concept, which will be unveiled at next month's Geneva motor show, is described by Hyundai as "a stylish saloon that previews the look of its new D-segment contender".
Styled at the company’s European design headquarters in Rüsselsheim, Germany, i-flow takes its name from the aerodynamic shape and the flowing lines of the concept car.
The i-flow incorporates new tech from chemical company BASF, ranging from innovative lightweight materials to solar cells, to assist in reducing weight and improving energy efficiency.
No other details have been released.
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Re: Hyundai's Mondeo concept
You have to give Hyundai credit for producing quality cars with excellent warranties and styling that's dynamic and distinctive. They have only been in the automotive business for just over 20 years. Compared to many of the American car manufacturers who have been in the business for as long as a century, Hyundai has done remarkably well, even the Japanese manufacturers is getting worried especially with their boring generic styling.
This concept reminds me of the stunning Lamborghini Estoque 4-door coupe concept. Hope Hyundai continues to develop this concept until it reaches production. Lexus and Infiniti, watch out!
Re: Hyundai's Mondeo concept
The one thing I like about Hyundai is their 5yr warranty. When will other manufacures follow suit?
Re: Hyundai's Mondeo concept
Its certainly a handsome car, but surely it would be an Insignia rival?. The Ford is being somewhat left behind by the smart Vauxhall. If only car magazines would start giving Vauxhall a bit of credit and get beyond their oh so obvious Ford bias. And I say that as a happy Galaxy owner. But then thats a VW i suppose.
Still wouldn't buy a Hyundai though, no matter how stylish.