Hyundai Is Selling The N Vision 74 RC Car With A Pistol Controller

Hyundai is making the N Vision 74 for kids in South Korea, while adults in Europe can now get the Bayon facelift.

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Hyundai N Vision 74 RC Goes On Sale

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At long last, Hyundai is making the N Vision 74. Before you get too excited, it’s not the actual car but rather a remote-controlled toy with a nifty pistol-shaped controller. Built on a 1:10 scale, the RC car is currently available only in South Korea, but it will be introduced in other markets soon. At home, it costs 498,000 won, or about $372 at current exchange rates.

The official Hyundai Collection website in South Korea allows you to order as many as 100 units with a single purchase. If you’re wondering about the size, the N Vision 74 RC is 18.1 inches (460 millimeters) long, 7.3 inches (185 mm) wide, and 4.9 inches (125 mm) tall. Manufactured in China with a polycarbonate body and an ABS chassis, the toy is recommended for individuals over 14.

In case you’re curious how the pistol-shaped controller works, we’ve included a diagram in the gallery. It’s an off-the-shelf product, the CTX-2000, with a throttle trigger and a built-in steering wheel.

As for the real deal, rumors persist Hyundai is making the N Vision 74 by assembling 70 road cars and 30 track-only vehicles for racing in Europe and North America. It’s said to make over 800 horsepower from a dual-motor hydrogen setup. Korean-language news agency ETNews reported late last year production is scheduled to commence in 2026.

2024 Hyundai Bayon Launched In Europe

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The Venue serves as Hyundai’s smallest crossover in the United States, but in Europe, the company offers a different model known as the Bayon. Although it’s been around for less than three years, Hyundai is in a rush to give it a small facelift. Based on the i20 supermini, the subcompact crossover now features a front light bar positioned above the redesigned grille.

Both bumpers have been modified, and Hyundai is introducing freshly designed 16- and 17-inch wheels along with new paint choices. The Ford Puma competitor can be equipped with a pair of 10.25-inch displays, a wireless charger, LED interior lighting, and a pair of USB-C ports, along with a USB-A port for older devices. Customers also have the option to add an eight-speaker Bose sound system with a subwoofer.