Back this spring, when many of us were distracted by something going on in the news, Hyundai released a concept that it says provides an outlook of the “near future.”
The concept, an EV, is called Prophecy.
From the Hyundai release: “Its neo-classic shape gives a nod to …
That rear end is pushing another button. Tatra? Tucker? I can't remember what it is. But it's not a copy of anything. It's a shame the nose badge is so prominent, that doesn't match the rest of the vibe.
I love it. Let's hear it for real concept cars.
The front end with those headlights looks like most of the "sports cars" in knock off racing games.
The rear end looks like all those old concept cars that were modeled after wooden boats and runabouts.
I like it until about halfway between the bpillar and cpillar.
In reply to Keith Tanner :
I hear ya on the logo, but it's not bugging me too much. Overall, I think it's rather striking.
I like it a lot!
Haha, yes it does look like a video game car that doesn't want to get sued.
I love the shape
looks more saab 92 prototype to me
other than the rear. for some reason I think it reminds me of the front end of the Vanderhall Edison, maybe?
I like it a lot too...
In reply to Keith Tanner :
Maybe you were thinking of Tanya Tucker ??
If you hide from the B-pillar forward, and the entire 'pixilated' tail area, I can kinda see a bit of Porsche.
From the front though, it looks like a stylized Tesla Model 3 with the a badge that would make VW proud.
Keith Tanner said:That rear end is pushing another button. Tatra? Tucker? I can't remember what it is.
Bricklin.
The front looks like a mashup of Porsche, 300zx and Tesla Roadster, and it works pretty well. Not sure what to think about that rear though, I can't decide whether it looks like something I'd expect on an old inter-war rear engined car or something out of one of the less appealing 90s retro throwback concepts.
Reminds me of the Olds Aurora, both generations, like this would be the fourth generation of that car had Olds lived.
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