Hyundai prepares to launch hydrogen supercar N74 in 2026, says site (Reproduction: Official Site – Hyundai N)
Rumors suggest that Hyundai’s hydrogen supercar, the N74, will be launched in 2026 with an incredible 765 horsepower. The sports car, inspired by the 1974 Pony Coupe, promises to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in three seconds.
Hyundai plans to produce only 200 units of this model, between 2026 and 2028, with prototype testing starting as early as August this year.
The goal of the N74 is to attempt to break the Nürburgring record for production cars, a challenging feat considering the current record time of the Mercedes-AMG One. According to the Korea Economic Daily, the N74 will be able to complete two laps on the Nordschleife circuit at full speed before running out of energy.
It is worth noting that the Nordschleife circuit, which is about 20 kilometers long, is located in Nürburg, Germany, and is considered the most dangerous racetrack in the world.
The estimated price for the supercar is around $366,000, emphasizing that the initiative aims more to demonstrate the viability and excitement of hydrogen technology than to make a profit.
If the rumors are confirmed, the N74 will be a unique alternative to current supercars, standing out both for its unusual powertrain and its distinctive design.
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