Two years after unveiling the N Vision 74 concept at the Los Angeles Auto Show, Hyundai's plan to produce the hydrogen-powered coupe has enthusiasts buzzing. The South Korean newspaper, Hankyung, reported Hyundai's intent to move the futuristic concept into production. The N Performance department is in talks with production partners to kickstart the manufacturing process, targeting a production date of June 2026. The initial specs of the N Vision 74 promised a powerful combination of a 62.4 kWh battery and a hydrogen fuel cell, providing 372 miles of range and 670 hp. Recent reports suggest the output could exceed 775 horsepower, with impressive acceleration capabilities. Hyundai aims for the N74 to not just be a profitable venture but a symbolic representation of its vision for a hydrogen ecosystem, intending to spark interest in hydrogen energy. With plans to only release 200 units over two years, the super-coupe is set to be a limited and exclusive offering. The anticipated cost of around $366,000 positions the N74 as a luxury item. Despite the absence of an official response from Hyundai, the news of progression towards test models signals a positive step towards actualizing the groundbreaking concept.