Overview

• The all-electric study premiered in Munich as Hyundai’s compact-class design and packaging showcase for a future Ioniq 3.
• Published measurements place the concept at roughly 4.28–4.29 m long, 1.97 m wide and a 2.72 m wheelbase, signaling a compact footprint with unusual width.
• Design cues include parametric pixel lighting and camera-based side units, features that may be toned down for series production.
• The cabin highlights recycled materials and brand motifs such as the recurring Mr. Pix graphic.
• Journalists expect many show-car flourishes to be dropped in production and say the series model will likely use the group’s E-GMP platform, with Hyundai targeting 21 EVs by 2030.