Drive The Hyundai N 2025 Vision GT Concept In Gran Turismo Sport
PS4 gamers now get the privilege of hooning around in the Hyundai N 2025 Vision GT in the super-realistic virtual world of next-gen race simulation – the Gran Turismo Sport.
It’s not been that long since Hyundai glued to us some seriously humongous miens of WOW with the Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo. Apparently, being the Korean brand’s proper take on the GT Sport’s top racing class, Group 1, the N 2025 simply delighted us with its aggressive proportions.
However this Korean wonder is not as ill-fated as to spend its life as a mere concept and completely fade away at some point of time in future. It’s now heading to hit the roads, though in the virtual world this time. Polyphony Digital’s hotly-anticipated next-gen racing simulation for PS4 – the Gran Turismo Sport – features this special Hyundai concept racer in all its glory. The race car had made its gaming world debut in Gran Turismo 6, way back in 2015.
The Hyundai N 2025 Vision GT competes with various Vision Gran Turismo projects from other manufacturers and and a range of real-world prototype racing cars, in the game’s Group 1 racing class.
The hydrogen fuel-cell powertrain of the Hyundai N 2025 Vision Gran Turismo produces 871 hp, with all of that power delivered through four independent in-wheel motors.
As for Chris Chapman, the Chief Designer at the Hyundai Design Center in Irvine, CA, these words reflect his heart.
"The N 2025 Vision GT is our ambitious take on what we think prototype racing could look like in the not-too-distant future. We’re thrilled to see it presented anew in one of the most visually stunning racing simulations ever created."
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The much anticipated race simulation game also has some other exciting sets of wheels from the Korean carmaker alongside the N 2025 Vision GT. The Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track (N class), Genesis Coupe Gr.3 (Group 3 class), Genesis Coupe Gr.4 (Group 4 class) and Genesis Coupe Gr.B Rally Car (Group B class) are available to compete in various game-racing classes.
So what are you waiting for? Plug in your steering wheels and start your engines, gentlemen.
Source: Hyundai Media Center