South Korean automaker Hyundai is making the rounds promoting its new Heritage Series Grandeur, bringing flashes of 1986 to the 21st century in a form of “retro-futurism” that is turning heads in Seoul. Hyundai made headlines in recent times by unveiling a concept car at its Motorsudio Basan as part of the Heritage Pony Series. This time, however, the focus is on the 1986 Hyundai Grandeur. The update brings with it an electric powertrain, giving the ride a bit more in terms of functionality. The striking combination of new and old makes the concept car an immediate showstopper. The modern pixel LED headlights and taillights bring instantly modern edges to life while the traditional shape of the car’s body sends viewers back to yesteryear. Other finishing touches catch the eye. For example, a fresh chrome mesh grille announces the ride’s arrival while sharp wheel covers keep the vehicle sitting pretty. The chrome trim is the icing on the cake. Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai The interior is sweet, too. It’s been swapped out for something new – an integrated soundbar and widescreen display are on the menu along with a full control panel, diving functions, and top-of-the-line air conditioning. Tunes will be rich as well thanks to an 18-speaker sound system. The subdued velvety texture of the burgundy Alcantara and Nappa leather adds a soft touch to the sharp lines of the car’s original build. The silver metal and glossy black motifs echo its vintage themes. The final result lands somewhere between an 80s nightclub and a spaceship. A driver holding out for modern luxuries will admire other Easter eggs like a space to store a fine designer watch, a throttle-style gear selector, an “infinity mirror,” and roof lights. For the musically inclined, a virtual piano developed with Samick adds another element to the fun. Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Fans should be on the lookout for another launch soon: a retromod Galooper – the company’s first SUV. Interested parties can scope out the very-cool Hyundai Grandeur Heritage Series in Seoul, South Korea later this month when it will be exhibited at the Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang Center.
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South Korean automaker Hyundai is making the rounds promoting its new Heritage Series Grandeur, bringing flashes of 1986 to the 21st century in a form of “retro-futurism” that is turning heads in Seoul. Hyundai made headlines in recent times by unveiling a concept car at its Motorsudio Basan as part of the Heritage Pony Series. This time, however, the focus is on the 1986 Hyundai Grandeur. The update brings with it an electric powertrain, giving the ride a bit more in terms of functionality. The striking combination of new and old makes the concept car an immediate showstopper. The modern pixel LED headlights and taillights bring instantly modern edges to life while the traditional shape of the car’s body sends viewers back to yesteryear. Other finishing touches catch the eye. For example, a fresh chrome mesh grille announces the ride’s arrival while sharp wheel covers keep the vehicle sitting pretty. The chrome trim is the icing on the cake. Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai The interior is sweet, too. It’s been swapped out for something new – an integrated soundbar and widescreen display are on the menu along with a full control panel, diving functions, and top-of-the-line air conditioning. Tunes will be rich as well thanks to an 18-speaker sound system. The subdued velvety texture of the burgundy Alcantara and Nappa leather adds a soft touch to the sharp lines of the car’s original build. The silver metal and glossy black motifs echo its vintage themes. The final result lands somewhere between an 80s nightclub and a spaceship. A driver holding out for modern luxuries will admire other Easter eggs like a space to store a fine designer watch, a throttle-style gear selector, an “infinity mirror,” and roof lights. For the musically inclined, a virtual piano developed with Samick adds another element to the fun. Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Hyundai Fans should be on the lookout for another launch soon: a retromod Galooper – the company’s first SUV. Interested parties can scope out the very-cool Hyundai Grandeur Heritage Series in Seoul, South Korea later this month when it will be exhibited at the Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang Center.
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South Korean automaker Hyundai is making the rounds promoting its new Heritage Series Grandeur, bringing flashes of 1986 to the 21st century in a form of “retro-futurism” that is turning heads in Seoul.
Hyundai made headlines in recent times by unveiling a concept car at its Motorsudio Basan as part of the Heritage Pony Series.
This time, however, the focus is on the 1986 Hyundai Grandeur. The update brings with it an electric powertrain, giving the ride a bit more in terms of functionality.
The striking combination of new and old makes the concept car an immediate showstopper. The modern pixel LED headlights and taillights bring instantly modern edges to life while the traditional shape of the car’s body sends viewers back to yesteryear.
Other finishing touches catch the eye. For example, a fresh chrome mesh grille announces the ride’s arrival while sharp wheel covers keep the vehicle sitting pretty. The chrome trim is the icing on the cake.
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The interior is sweet, too. It’s been swapped out for something new – an integrated soundbar and widescreen display are on the menu along with a full control panel, diving functions, and top-of-the-line air conditioning. Tunes will be rich as well thanks to an 18-speaker sound system.
The subdued velvety texture of the burgundy Alcantara and Nappa leather adds a soft touch to the sharp lines of the car’s original build. The silver metal and glossy black motifs echo its vintage themes. The final result lands somewhere between an 80s nightclub and a spaceship.
A driver holding out for modern luxuries will admire other Easter eggs like a space to store a fine designer watch, a throttle-style gear selector, an “infinity mirror,” and roof lights. For the musically inclined, a virtual piano developed with Samick adds another element to the fun.
Fans should be on the lookout for another launch soon: a retromod Galooper – the company’s first SUV.
Interested parties can scope out the very-cool Hyundai Grandeur Heritage Series in Seoul, South Korea later this month when it will be exhibited at the Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang Center.
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