The Hyundai Enduro concept has been introduced in South Korea during the 2015 Seoul Motor Show. Billed as a crossover utility vehicle, the Enduro is Hyundai’s way of combining a SUV’s styling with a rally motorcycle and they say the concept was developed primarily for those living in large cities. As you can see, it bears some resemblance to the Veloster but with an increased ride height, lots of plastic body cladding and bespoke headlights & taillights. It also boasts built-in step bars in the side skirts which provide an easier loading & unloading of the roof rack.
Hyundai’s engineers have installed a special air-blade on the C pillar which serves the purpose of diminishing drag while on the inside there are few physical buttons and knobs as these have been replaced by a larger instrument cluster. It has a 2650mm wheelbase while being 4271mm long, 1852mm wide and 1443mm tall, with power being provided by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbocharged gasoline engine coupled to a 7-speed dual clutch transmission.
Source: Hyundai
