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Hyundai confirms Rimac-powered electric supercar

Hyundai confirms Rimac-powered electric supercar

Posted on November 22, 2019 By Jarvis

N boss confirms “crazy” concept car will precede Korean brand’s first high-performance EV

Earlier this year Hyundai confirmed it has paid €80 million ($A130m) for a stake in Croatian company Rimac to access its coveted lightweight EV technology.

It was always assumed that it would lead to a high-performance supercar from the Korean brand.

Now Hyundai N chief Albert Biermann has confirmed it – but not before the brand unleashes a mad petrol-powered concept car.
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