According to credible sources in South Korea, Hyundai is moving forward with the limited production of its Hyundai N 74 Vision concept, a hydrogen-fueled retro supercar. The plan is to manufacture only 200 units of this unique vehicle, starting in June 2026 and producing 100 units annually for two years. The N 74 Vision was initially unveiled as a concept in 2022, and now, it seems the rumors of its production are becoming a reality. The supercar is designed to showcase Hyundai's advancements in hydrogen technology. The prototype is expected to be completed in August 2026 for performance verification. It is rumored that the N 74 Vision will boast dual motors, a lithium-ion battery, a fuel-cell stack, and a hydrogen fuel tank. This powertrain is projected to offer impressive acceleration figures and a range of 600km, with quick refills at hydrogen-filling stations. The production version is anticipated to deliver even higher performance than the concept, with 578kW of power and enhanced torque. The estimated price for each unit is around $A550,000, positioning the N 74 Vision as a high-end, cutting-edge supercar in the electric vehicle market.