Hyundai also added its beeper to the GTA 6 computer game fleet. Yes Hyundai. And it may well happen that you will choose the utopian 872-horsepower Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo rather than Bugatti's Vision Gran Turismo, with which the two are currently competing for the attention of visitors at the Frankfurt Motor Show. It is a virtual fuel cell racing car that will not be available in showrooms but only on the Playstation 3 game console for the video game Gran Turismo 6. It is a n-announcement of the arrival of N vehicles, vehicles with extremely high performance and their potential.
Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo is the next in the line of virtual race cars for the game Gran Turismo 6, which with its characteristics somewhat unexpectedly threw down the gauntlet to the brands that are at home in the production of luxury supercars. Hyundai doesn't have that (yet!), which is why their study is all the more surprising. As the Koreans say, they drew inspiration from aeronautics and dry Lake Muroc, where pilots and astronauts train and test the extreme limits of what is possible. Although there is no discernible connection to the location except through a prism pushing the boundaries, at Hyundai they affectionately call the study Muroc.
Anyway. It's more important than that N mark, which announces a warm performance center and the upcoming one division of extremely powerful vehicles. And Muroc is a kind of "beta" version, the first of its kind. Imagine Nissan Nismo, BMW M or Cadillac V and you'll get a better idea of what we're talking about. Or take a look at the Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo, which embodies the N philosophy. Although the Muroc will never hit the roads, you will actually see N-marked cars on the roads. The fastest and cheapest way to get to know this type of car is via Gran Turismo 6, unless you have been to the Frankfurt Motor Show.
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Virtual Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo, which belongs more than anywhere else on the endurance race track Le Mans, "breathes" on fuel cells. The basic drive boasts with 670 horsepower and 500 kW, and the braking energy regeneration system adds a difference of up to via capacitors 872 horses. Light fuel units and CFRP shell or the monocoque allows it to weigh everything 972 kilograms.
