Hyundai N Won't Quit On Combustion Cars, Doesn't Rule Out Larger Performance SUV | Carscoops carscoops
As crossovers have taken over more and more of the automotive market, manufacturers have even started trying to sell them as performance vehicles. Even Hyundai’s N brand may not be immune to this redefinition of the performance vehicle, but the brand is promising its fans that it will be smart about how it does it.
Speaking to Carscoops at the Canadian International AutoShow last week, Till Wartenberg, the VP of N Brand Management and Motorsport, said that he doesn’t want to rule out the idea ofRead:“In order to be racetrack capable, and a corner rascal, following our N DNA, it’s more challenging to make a bigger SUV an N car,” said Wartenberg. “We have a very loyal fan community, I think they deserve also to have the cars from N that we want to deliver.
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