Hyundai i-ioniq Concept 2012

Hyundai i-ioniq has unveiled at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, featuring new technology and design which produce an impression from the company’s future thinking.

The Hyundai i-ioniq concept vehicle, designed and developed at Hyundai’s European R&D center in Germany, is definitely an evolution from the company’s signature design language, fluidic sculpture.

Hyundai designers chose dynamic proportions to produce i-oniq’s aesthetic and functional physique. Its design combines gentle feature lines and muscular surface treatment, offerring premium and sports characteristics apparent both in the outside and interior from the vehicle.

The car headlights stress the advanced technology of Hyundai i-ioniq. A distinctively-formed polished aluminium frame houses your day-time running light and forms a distinctive signature light element.

The Hyundai i-ioniq is powered by a cutting-edge 1,-litre, 3-cylinder gas engine producing no more than 45 kW (61 ps). The kodak playtouch camcorder is mated for an 80 kW (109 ps) lithium-ion electric motor which is powered by a 55 kW generator, using a single ratio gearbox.

In electric-only mode, i-oniq can travel 120 km (74 miles) or more to 700 km (435 miles) using the assistance around the petrol engine, giving off only 45 g/km of CO2 pollutants. The idea can achieve a high speed of 145 km/h.