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    Hyundai Intrado concept (anti-Juke para Genebra)

    Hyundai Intrado antecipa anti-Juke


    O concept com estreia agendada para o Salão de Genebra, em março, integra um sistema propulsor fuel cell, e é ainda o primeiro avanço da evolução estética Fluidic Sculpture 2.0.

    Numa conferência de imprensa em Frankfurt, na Alemanha, a Hyundai divulgou as primeiras informações sobre um novo estudo, que deverá dar origem a umcrossover do segmento B. O Intrado, que será mostrado fisicamente em março, no Salão de Genebra, na Suíça, carateriza-se pelo sistema propulsor movido a célula de combustível (hidrogénio), que será mais pequeno e mais leve que o utilizado no SUV ix35 Fuel Cell. Além disso, a novidade recorre a uma estrutura que usa materiais mais leves. Os coreanos mostraram apenas um desenho da traseira do novo concept, que pretende dar origem a um futuro concorrente para o Nissan Juke.

    Por detrás deste projeto esteve a equipa europeia da marca sul coreana, que tem sede em Rüsselsheim e que conta com Peter Schreyer como responsável principal. Aliás, ao estrear a evolução da estética atual, Fluidic Sculpture, o Intrado pretende projetar a estética dos próximos modelos da Hyundai.

    O nome Intrado inspira-se na parte inferior da asa de um avião, que permite que o aparelho levante voo. A inspiração na aeronáutica aplica-se também aos materiais, à opção por remover todo o peso desnecessário e devido à criação de um motor eficiente.
    Editado pela última vez por BLADERUNNER; 10 December 2013, 14:02. Razão: em português

    #2
    A verdade a verdade é que há anos que se vêem concepts de "anti-Juke" lançados por várias marcas, mas o Nissan lá vai vendendo sozinho sem ninguém a atrapalhá-lo.

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      Korean car-making giant Hyundai will unveil a daring vision of its future, at the Geneva motor show in March, in the shape of the Intrado concept.

      It's a super-lightweight crossover coupé built of innovative materials, featuring a second-generation hydrogen fuel cell powertrain, and represents a new design philosophy for Hyundai; part of its new theory is that minimalist simplicity and functionality will be paramount in all of its cars.

      The Intrado is the result of an advanced research and development project undertaken at Hyundai/Kia’s European Technical Centre in Frankfurt.

      Design president Peter Schreyer says it has been designed "from the inside out: to put the driver at the centre of the driving experience; to be perfect in an ergonomic sense; and to provide a genuinely multi-purpose ownership experience – capable enough to suit an active lifestyle, small enough to park in the city, but comfortable and efficient over long distances."

      The Intrado’s carbonfibre-reinforced plastic superstructure is genuinely ground-breaking. Under its steel panels is a skeleton frame made up of inter-connected one-piece 'hoops' of moulded CFRP. Each 'hoop' has several flexible tubes of woven carbonfibre inlayed within it to run in longitudinal cavities, before the hollow moulding is closed around those tubes and filled by a process called resin transfer moulding.

      The finished hoops are then bonded together to form a tubular CFRP spaceframe of a sort. The resulting monocoque chassis, says Hyundai, is fully-flexible in design terms, 70 per cent lighter than an equivalent steel body-in-white and twice as torsionally rigid. The materials technology, developed in tandem with Korean partners Hyosung and Lotte Chemical, could also eventually be 'productionised' at a cost viable for the mass-market, according to Hyundai.

      Powering the Intrado is a development of Hyunda's fuel cell powertrain. Under the bonnet is mounted Hyundai's proprietary fuel cell stack and electric motor, which drives the front wheels. Converted and scavenged power is stored under the driver’s seat in a 36kWh lithium-ion battery, while the car’s supply of hydrogen is carried in high-pressure tanks under the back seats and boot floor. Power, range and performance specifics have yet to be made public, likewise any information about overall kerbweight.

      The Intrado is a four-seater with a pillarless body and frameless coach doors. Its body surfaces have been left "clean and undecorated" by Hyundai’s stylists, with the panels surrounding the wheelhouses in particular acting as aerofoils, and much of the rest of the metalwork serving function as well as form. The car’s more upright hexagonal grille and headlight arrangement does define Hyundai’s ‘corporate face’ for the next generation of production cars, however.

      Hyundai brand European design chief Thomas Burkle explained the Intrado’s primary mission as "engaging with a generation of younger buyers with active, spontaneous and opportunistic lifestyles. They are sceptical about the car industry as it is, but respond to objects they associate with pure, functional beauty rather than decorative form.

      "These objects – whether they’re mountain bikes, high-end consumer electronics or designer hand tools – represent the next generation of premium product."
      Autocar

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        #4
        Ao vivo de Genebra

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          #5
          Quem inventou esse nome para o carro devia estar "entrado"...

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            #6
            Se o objectivo era "dar cabo" do Juke, na minha opinião, check! Também acho que não era dificil...

            Mas isto sou eu que acho o Juke um ...

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