Hyundai ix-onic concept car – 2009 Geneva Motor Show
March 3, 2009 by Alborz Fallah
Hyundai has just unveiled it’s all new ix-onic concept car at this year’s Geneva Motor Show. Although most of us associate Hyundai as a Korean company, the ix-onic was styled at the company’s European Design headquarters in Rüsselsheim, Germany.
Hyundai say the concept is a a new approach to compact 4×4 SUVs. The concept measures 4,400mm in length, 1,850mm-wide and 1,650mm-high.
The vehicle is powered by a 125kW 1.6-litre GDi turbocharged, four-cylinder petrol engine, with ISG (Idle Stop & Go) technology. Additionally Hyundai are showing off their double-clutch six-speed transmission as well. Interestingly, we should expect everyday Hyundais to be equipped with this transmission in due time.
The 1.6-litre engine only emits 149 g/km of CO2. Hyundai will also show off the new three-door Hyundai i20 derivative and the i30 Blue model.
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Looks good.. its very similar to the new Ford Kuga which is reportedly due to make its way To Australia by the end of the year if not next year.. [hopefully it's better than the Cougar]
After looking at images of both cars from all angles [inside and out] I prefer the look of the Hyundai.
Too right Nutter.
Looks unreal and classic lines – not bad for a truly recent player in car market hey! One doesnt have to be 4ft across forehead to see they are aiming to be huge player in market!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i dont know who in hyundi chose colors..