Hyundai Unveils Its Bold New EV with a Stealthy Charm and a Huge Spoiler

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You may have never come across the Hyundai Interstelar; indeed, it’s a compact electric vehicle available in European and Asian markets but not in the U.S. However, we believe you’ll be interested in hearing about its recently unveiled high-performance concept cousin. Known as the Intersterol, this model appears primed for action.

So far, Hyundai has been merely hinting at the Interstellar, sharing murky images—but those photos suggest it looks like something ready for high-speed action. Pikes Peak During the legendary hill climb, as one might anticipate, the name originates from "steroid," serving as a tribute to the robust styling given to this Inster. This design brings to mind Hyundai’s N division projects , however, notably, there isn’t any reference to N in Hyundai’s unveiling.

We're still awaiting additional information and specifications, but for the moment, the Insteroid is being promoted as a "dream car" inspired by video games. It exudes playful charm due to features like oversized vented wheel arches, an extensive rear wing,Pixel LED lighting, and 21-inch wheels. To put this into perspective, the regular Inster’s biggest available wheel size is only 17 inches.

The sportiness of this isn't impressive. regular Inster It accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in 10.6 seconds, reaches a top speed of 93 mph, and comes exclusively with front-wheel drive. Despite these modest performance figures, we remain optimistic that the Insteroid will deliver more impressive speeds to complement its bold design.

Hyundai announced that it will share more details about its "exciting anomaly in the system" in early April. Although Hyundai isn't showing us glimpses of the interior just yet, the announcement hints that the bold design elements will extend to the interior buttons and instrument panel.

As of now, there’s also no mention of what this concept means for a production version, beyond Hyundai saying it hopes the concept deepens “the emotional connection with the Hyundai brand.” Maybe Hyundai’s pondering the prospect of a tiny, lightweight electric hot hatch. Considering the magic the brand has worked with t The bigger Ioniq 5 N performance hatchback , we surely wouldn't object to it.

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