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Hyundai N unveils electric RN22e concept

Sam PettersBy Sam PettersJuly 22, 20221 Min Read
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Hyundai N unveils electric RN22e concept
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Hyundai Motor’s N sub-brand has revealed a ‘rolling lab’ concept to demonstrate its zero-emissions ambition. The RN22e, which uses the HMG E-GMP platform, has been refined and optimized to produce racetrack-ready performance.

Designed with the ambition to maximize N’s three performance pillars (cornering, racetrack capability and everyday sportscar), the RN22e is the result of consistent cornering development since the launch of the N brand. This means it features an e-LSD.

In addition, the RN22e elevates its cornering ability despite an inevitably heavier weight thanks to twin-clutch torque vectoring. Moreover, the 3D-printed parts reduce weight and maintain rigidity. Equipped with AWD, the RN22e provides optimized torque distribution according to different drive modes.

To enhance the concept’s racetrack capability, N focused on cooling and braking to enhance endurance. Having four-piston monoblock calipers and a 400mm hybrid disc allows RN22e to withstand the weight of its power electric (PE) system. Hyundai N plans to use the RN22e to study how to deliver dynamic movement with regen braking.

As a rolling lab, Hyundai N will continuously develop the featured technologies for future RN22e iterations. The RN22e will continue to develop alongside Hyundai N’s progress in motorsports expertise.

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