The South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai has come to the International Motor Show in Geneva, Switzerland with a concept car titled Hyundai Le Fil Rouge. The vehicle is a demonstration of what all future Hyundai cars will be like in terms of design.
One of the most immediately apparent new features of the Hyundai Le Fil Rouge Concept is a solid headlight panel in place of the traditional headlamps. Even though the company claims this to be an innovative solution, it admits that the engineers drew their inspiration from a concept car released as early as 1973 by the famous tuning workshop Italdesign.
The interior of the Hyundai Le Fil Rouge features some high-quality finishing with precious wood elements here and there. Keeping in pace with the times, the company outfitted it with several touch-sensitive displays each performing its own set of functions.
The only disappointing part of the reveal was that the manufacturer gave no technical information on the new Hyundai Le Fil Rouge whatsoever.
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