That is, unfortunately, the best and only picture Hyundai provided.

At least they are trying to keep cars going and offer it as a Hybrid. Be interesting to see how many they sell between now and a year from now to compare to the sales numbers of cars that were selling.

1 hour ago, Drew Dowdell said:

That is, unfortunately, the best and only picture Hyundai provided.

Interesting, since it doesn't show a solar roof.

2 minutes ago, dfelt said:

At least they are trying to keep cars going and offer it as a Hybrid. Be interesting to see how many they sell between now and a year from now to compare to the sales numbers of cars that were selling.

It makes it arguably the best looking hybrid family sedan on the market once it hits dealerships. 

31 minutes ago, Paolino said:

Interesting, since it doesn't show a solar roof.

Found some better pics, including one of the solar roof. 

I wonder if ocnblu would like or loathe this. . . .

This is a good looking car and solar roof is cool.  I like it.

GM would benefit from these solar roof cars, so many of GM's overpriced strangely packaged cars sit on lots for 12-18 months if they plugged the cars solar panel's into the grid they could power the dealer's building lights and power i bet

Now that's thinking! Simply rig up 100 extension cords into the car's power system output port (somehow), snake them thru the front door/across the showroom floor, then back-feed it into the dealership's panel box (somehow). 

On 7/22/2019 at 5:31 PM, riviera74 said:

I wonder if ocnblu would like or loathe this. . . .

When it's $550 for a grille emblem, $1550 for the front radar unit on a 2018 Sonata Hybrid, I am wondering how expensive this roof unit is.  There's gonna be a boatload of totaled Hyundais in a few short years with minor structural damage.

Plus I am sure I'll get to see them in our mechanic shop.  Not a matter of like or loathe, more of mild amusement.  And dismissal.