Hyundai RN30

The Hyundai RN30 is a concept car first shown at the 2016 Paris Motor Show. It is built on the third-generation i30 and uses the Theta II T-GDi 2.0 litre N-Turbo engine then being readied for the i30 N, modified with a larger turbocharger and forged pistons and connecting rods to reach 380 PS and 46 kgf.m, with a wet dual-clutch gearbox and permanent all-wheel drive. Unlike the RM series, which tested production technology, the RN30 was made to show directly what N performance cars would aim for. It was the first car to carry rev matching, the electronic variable exhaust and the N Corner Carving Differential. It is 1,950 mm wide and 1,355 mm high, 30 mm wider and 84 mm lower than the i30, uses plastics developed with BASF for lightness, and has bucket seats, an integrated roll cage, a floating instrument display and a display built into the steering wheel.