"Hyundai is serious about expanding its electric car portfolio, and the Concept Three sits front and center in this plan. Judging by its name and how Hyundai worded the press release, we're more than likely looking at what will eventually become the Ioniq 3. Measuring 168.7 inches (4,287 millimeters) long and 76.3 in (1,940 mm) wide, the Hyundai Concept Three is a no-frills compact hatchback that has a spot between the charming entry-level Inster and popular Ioniq 5 electric crossover."
"That said, Hyundai has a habit of retaining a lot of concept car elements on its production models, like the pixelated lights and general shape of the body. In the Concept Three's case, the so-called Parametric Pixel lighting now has a gradient, which Hyundai says adds depth and "visual rhythm" to the overall design. The body panels are finished in an anodized finish, and there's lemon-tinted glass that matches the wheels and interior."
Hyundai Concept Three previews a compact electric hatchback intended for the Ioniq sub-brand and likely to be named Ioniq 3. The concept measures 168.7 inches (4,287 mm) long and 76.3 inches (1,940 mm) wide, positioning it between the entry-level Inster and the Ioniq 5 crossover. The design emphasizes a no-frills compact silhouette while retaining identifiable Hyundai features that often transfer from concept to production. Parametric Pixel lighting now includes a gradient to add depth and "visual rhythm" to the design. Exterior details include anodized body panels and lemon-tinted glass matching wheels and interior. The cabin uses soft yellow and grey surfaces and incorporates sustainable materials such as ocean waste.
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