Hyundai presents I-Flow concept at Geneva
Hyundai‘s South Koreans will come to the Motor Show in Geneva with a concept that anticipates the future model of Class D, the possible competitor for the Ford Mondeo, Opel Insignia and Toyota Avensis.
This year’s edition of the Geneva Motor Show presents many impressive concepts. Hyundai said it would bring to Geneva a great concept, called i-Flow.
Created at the Hyundai Design Center in Rüsselsheim, Germany, i-Flow could anticipate future model of class D of South Koreans, which will compete with Citroen C5, Ford Mondeo, Opel Insignia and Toyota Avensis.
It is not known yet whether I-Flow will replace the current generation,Sonata, or if there will be a smaller model. The new concept follows the philosophy design of the Fluid Sculptures from Hyundai, the teaser released confirming this.
Hyundai said that the new i-Flow uses many new products of BASF, from light materials to solar cells, which helps to reduce weight and improve energy efficiency of the new model.
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