Monday, February 11, 2008
Hyundai HCD-5 Concept to be unveiled in Geneva
Hyundai announced today the company’s line-up at the Geneva Motor Show: there will be a stunning new concept car, low-emission versions of Hyundai production models and a facelifted version of the Matrix.
The Concept, HCD-5 is a six seat MPV that promises a new level of versatility combined with exceptional fuel economy. The revolutionary materials and construction techniques have been developed in co-operation with innovation partners such as Recaro, Bayer and LG.
A new package of innovations to be revealed at the show demonstrates how existing technology can make a significant (up to 29 percent) reduction in CO2 emissions, without punitive penalties in price, performance or driving enjoyment. This "near production" package represents a realistic and achievable advance in reduced emissions and fuel consumption.
Another model making its debut will be the 2008 Matrix mini MPV. The exterior styling is given a contemporary new look and is complemented by a refreshed range of colours. The interior is also adapted to bring it into line with other current Hyundai models.
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