Hyundai's New Concept EV Comes Without a Steering Wheel

A lot of electric cars take been making their way to the market, merely this new crazy concept EV from Hyundai is null like y'all have seen earlier. Hyundai's new concept EV "Prophecy" comes with joysticks instead of a steering wheel. Yup, y'all read that right.

The Hyundai Prophecy brings a lot of cool tech just i of the almost unique features of the Prophecy is in its interior. The automobile does not have a steering wheel! Instead, Hyundai is relying upon joysticks for navigation control. There are two of these joysticks – i in the heart and the other on the door trim beside the driver. These joysticks can pivot left and correct and by controlling these, the driver can control the car. Hyundai claims that getting rid of the steering wheel gives more emphasis on autonomous driving and likewise creates more space inside the car.

The interior too features an unusual wool-based felt rug that is used to command the flow of clean air inside the motorcar. Too, as information technology is a modern EV concept, the auto features a lot of screens inside. There is a big screen on the dashboard that covers the whole of it. Now, this dashboard tin can also flip to reveal a smaller screen that is present on the other side.

Built for the now-cancelled Geneva Motor Prove 2020, the Prophecy is said to be Hyundai's vision of future cars and their pride. The company claims that its designers accept achieved the "Ultimate Automotive Form" by creating an architecture that is defined past "pure volume" and "pristine surfaces".

The Head of Hyundai's Global Design Center, SangYup Lee said, "Nosotros have brought to life yet some other icon that establishes a new standard for the EV segment likewise as pushing Hyundai's design vision to even broader horizons,"

The automakers compare the outside of the car with a "perfectly weathered stone" as the designers implemented, what they are calling "Sensuous Sportiness". I think the exterior of the car looks quite skillful with the shiny black finish. However, it seems like Hyundai took some design cues from the Porsche 911 for its rear spoilers and the backlight design.

I of the key features of the car is the pixelated light design. These lights were present in their previous 45 EV Concept motorcar which they revealed dorsum in 2019. The company is besides planning to implement these pixelated lights to its future cars.

Well, it is quite safety to say that this car isn't coming to the marketplace anytime soon. All the same, it shows how Hyundai's future cars can look like. According to Hyundai, the proper name, "Prophecy" signifies the company's hereafter of "innovative mobility" for EV customers around the world.