Hyundai
Motor Company is celebrating its presence at the 11th Seoul Motor Show with the
world premiere of an all-new design concept, the ‘Enduro’ lifestyle urban
crossover utility vehicle (CUV), as well as new models making their first appearance
in Korea.
The
newcomers for the automaker include the plug-in hybrid Sonata sedan, the RM15
(Racing Midship 2015) high-performance coupe concept, the All-new Tucson
compact SUV, the All-new Sonata line-up and two commercial vehicles – the
Mighty and the Solati. Our update focuses on the “Enduro” CUV
Hyundai Enduro Concept Specifications
Bodystyle: 3-door hatchback CUV
Accommodation: 4-seater
Length: 4,271 mm
Width: 1,852 mm
Height: 1,443 mm
Wheelbase: 2,650 mm
Engine: 2.0 T-GDI, turbocharged gasoline direct injection
Transmission: 7-DCT, 7-speed dual clutch transmission
Global
debut for Enduro CUV concept
The
name ‘Enduro’ is derived from ‘Endurance.’ Also, Enduro visually combines SUV
look with rally motorcycle which compete in the world’s toughest rally events.
The Enduro is designed as the perfect partner for individuals living in the
modern city with energetic, athletic lifestyles. By combining robust forms with
bold styling, Enduro releases a sense of adventure and freedom for driver and
passengers.
Enduro
is ‘The Professional Gear’ for drivers wanting to escape from the ordinary. It
features a new interpretation of Hyundai’s design signature hexagonal front
grille, now with a lower center of gravity creating a sense of stability. An
aluminum aero blade connects the front fender to the grille, giving the Enduro
a look of self-confidence.
Seen
in profile, Enduro has the look of a crossover vehicle, with raised ground
clearance, SUV-style fender cladding and a dark grey garnish to the lower parts
of the car, which appear robust and protective, while expressing mobility and
agility. The C-pillars are fitted with a unique aerodynamic air-blade to reduce
drag and the side-skirts incorporate step bars for easier loading / unloading
of the roof rack.
Inside
Enduro, the cabin is styled with the same enthusiasm and passion as the
exterior. The Hyundai Advanced Design Team worked to create an emotional
concept that expresses sensuality and dynamism, through organically interacting
lines which generate an intensity that coexists with toughness and
sophistication.
The
styling of the dashboard and center console feature the eye-catching
combination of horizontal and vertical elements, which express sportiness,
toughness and endurance. The Enduro’s cabin seems to wrap around the driver's
seat in a manner that creates a dynamic atmosphere, while underscoring the
solidity of the vehicle’s structure. Facing the driver, the instrument cluster
concentrates a multitude of information in an integrated display that minimizes
distraction through its driver-centric design.
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