Korean automaking giant Hyundai unveiled its latest concept vehicle, the Hyundai Veloster Midship concept. The concept car was introduced at the Busan International Motor Show. The Hyundai Veloster Midship is rather small and cute-looking but huge when it comes to the specs.
It is equipped with a turbocharged 2-liter 296-horsepower engine that allows for fiery speeds and a high-performance ride. The vehicle is fitted with lightweight alloy suspension and a spaceframe chassis that allows for increased speed.
This impressive mini-supercar was built by the same people that built Hyundai's i20 World Rally Championship Car, which has been consistently racking up podium finishies this season.
Hyundai has said that this concept car was created to explore possibilities for the chassis of regular Veloster models, and is not necessarily suggestive of a production model in the future. H
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