Hyundai is set to bring a revolutionary 'hydrogen hybrid' sports car to production, powered by a blend of a fuel-cell stack and an electric powertrain. Inspired by the iconic Pony Coupe from the 1970s, the design of the vehicle, named N Vision 74, pays tribute to its predecessor while incorporating modern elements such as sharp creases and digital headlamps. The car boasts a powerful 670 horsepower electric powertrain at the rear, allowing for an exhilarating driving experience with 664 pound feet of torque sent to the rear wheels. Furthermore, the front of the vehicle houses an 85 kW hydrogen fuel-cell stack, complimented by two 4.6-pound hydrogen tanks at the rear for quick refueling. This innovative setup provides the car with a combined range of 372 miles and impressive performance figures, including a top speed of 155 mph and acceleration to 62 mph in four seconds. Hyundai's commitment to future mobility shines through its plans to introduce more mass-market EVs and transform concept cars like the N Vision 74 into reality. Despite the challenges facing hydrogen adoption, the company is optimistic about the technology's potential, particularly in motorsports and the commercial sector. The N Vision 74 not only showcases cutting-edge engineering with individual cooling systems but also emphasizes the versatility of being able to plug in the car for recharging, making it a step forward in sustainable and high-performance vehicles.