The Hyundai N Vision 74 price is expected to land between roughly $300,000 and $375,000, with the retro-futuristic supercar confirmed for a strictly limited production run of around 200 units starting in 2026. The N Vision 74, the concept that wowed audiences at its 2022 debut, is finally moving from dream to reality as a halo, high-performance machine that pairs a hydrogen fuel cell with a battery-electric powertrain.
How much will the Hyundai N Vision 74 cost?
The N Vision 74 is positioned as a halo vehicle, and the pricing reflects that. Industry estimates put the figure between US$300,000 and US$375,000, with only about 200 units planned, most reserved for motorsport and the remainder offered to invite-only buyers. Hyundai confirmed the production program during its 2024 CEO Investor Day, slotting the car into a strategy to launch 21 new electrified vehicles by 2030. Coverage from Top Gear confirmed the production green light.
What powers the N Vision 74?
Originally revealed as a hybrid concept, the N Vision 74 incorporated a sophisticated powertrain blending a 62.4kWh battery with a hydrogen fuel tank, collectively driving electric motors. The concept produced up to 500kW and 900Nm of torque through dual rear motors with independent torque vectoring. According to Hyundai N, the rolling lab combines a fuel-cell system with 800V fast-charging, blending the instant response of an EV with the long range and quick refuelling of hydrogen.
Why does the N Vision 74 matter?
Despite internal debates, notably from figures like Albert Biermann, the technical mind behind the N brand who envisioned a focus on affordable, enthusiast-focused vehicles, Hyundai's decision to advance with the N Vision 74 signifies a bold stride toward future mobility. With its 1974 Pony Coupe inspired wedge silhouette, the car is both a love letter to Giugiaro-era design and a technological beacon. It is set to enhance Hyundai's performance image while showcasing an electrified future filled with potent performance and cutting-edge design.
Where to find similar electric performance cars
If the N Vision 74 captures your imagination, explore high-performance electric machines in TheArsenale catalogue, including the RAESR Tachyon Speed electric hypercar, the Nitid Trinity electric hypercar and the autonomous Robocar electric race car. Browse more in the Cars collection and the Electric vehicles collection.
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