LA Auto Show: Hyundai shows study Seven Concept 🎥
SUV BECOMES SUEV Hyundai Motors unveils the Seven Concept, a cross-segment study. This is intended to provide a preview of the Hyundai Group's future Sport Utility Electric Vehicles (SUEV).
The flat floor Seven Concept offers space for a completely new seating arrangement.
Hyundai is presenting the Seven Concept study at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The electric SUV (SUEV) can be seen together with other models at the Hyundai stand in the Convention Center until November 28. The Seven showcases new technology and the latest design and is therefore also a clear commitment by Hyundai to climate neutrality by 2045.
Jose Munoz, President and CEO of Hyundai Motor North America: "The innovative interior, eco-friendly powertrain and advanced safety and convenience technologies promise a future of electric mobility that Hyundai SUV customers can look forward to."
Electric Global Modular Platform is the basis
The Seven Concept study is intended to be an example of how pioneering hygiene and space features can be implemented in an Ioniq to create a new kind of experience on wheels. The vehicle is based on the Hyundai Group's Electric Global Modular Platform (E-GMP). The BEV architecture offers a long wheelbase and a flat floor, enabling the creation of new vehicle classes.
Significant difference to conventional SUVs
With its aerodynamically clean, smooth silhouette and long wheelbase of 3.20 meters, the study is clearly different from conventional SUVs. The flat floor offers space for new seat arrangements with a flowing interior design. The elimination of the B-pillar and the wide-opening doors also contribute to this. They provide a view of a lounge-like interior.
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