Hyundai teases N-line Future Cars ahead of July 15 launch

Hyundai recently teased two posters of the Hyundai's N performance brand featuring upcoming cars to be released. These can be related to the company's ongoing partnership with Rimac.

Hyundai has showcased two teasers from Hyundai's N performance brand featuring upcoming cars have been released. The second teaser features a covered sports car in contrast to a hazy model in the first poster speeding down a straight on a highway.

Although Hyundai hasn't provided any information on the model, the unidentified sports car might be related to the company's ongoing collaboration with Rimac to create an electric sports car. The combined electric sports car project is reportedly still moving toward production, despite the fact that the two businesses terminated most cooperation initiatives with rumors of Hyundai wishing to sever its ties to the maker of electric supercars.

The covered sports car could be a concept for the forthcoming model, with 2023 being the reported approximate launch date.

The teaser images show a long, low-set bonnet, and the angled front cover alludes to a sizable splitter on the front bumper. A big spoiler on the boot lid, a flat roof, and a rear windscreen with a rake is additional distinguishing features.

Since Hyundai stated that the model would be "the future of N with Legacy," it is likely to be an all-electric vehicle. In a second post, Hyundai's home market Facebook page announces that it will be revealing information about a “next-generation high-performance car.”

The Ioniq 5 EV high-performance variant that Hyundai is reportedly developing might be the hazy model from the second teaser. The company has been testing pre-production models on international roads, and the finished vehicle is probably going to have a powertrain that is comparable to the Kia EV6 GT.

The company's third teaser showed what appeared to be the rear of the previously unveiled Ioniq 6 electric streamliner, complete with full-width taillamps in pixel style and a noticeable rear spoiler. The vehicle is surrounded by a cloud of tyre smoke, indicating that the Ioniq 6 N may also be in the works.

The i20 N, Kona N, and Elantra N are just a few of the performance cars that Hyundai has released under its N brand since its launch. Other models include heated N-Line variations.