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Hyundai has revealed a design sketch of its compact EV with the Concept Three.
Last week, the Korean firm released a few images of the car, hinting at its exterior design. Now, from the latest image, we can see that it has a bold side profile with deep curves and a kick-up rear window.
At the back, there is a rear spoiler located on the tailgate, to give the car a sportier exterior design.
In terms of powertrains, Hyundai has not revealed any details at this stage, but it’s likely to be battery-powered when the Concept Three goes into production.
It will be rivalling the likes of the new Renault 4 and will sit above the compact Inster and below the larger Ioniq 5 in the firm’s EV model line-up.
Simon Loasby, senior Vice President and head of Hyundai Design Centre, said: “Designing the Concept Three was an opportunity for us to rethink the compact EV from the ground up. We defined the ‘Aero Hatch’ typology to craft a silhouette that captures a sense of flow and becomes a beautifully proportioned sculpture.”
The Concept Three will be revealed at this year’s Munich Motor Show, which takes place from September 9 to September 14.
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