Hyundai Blue2 Concept – it’s a hydrogen fuel-cell EV

It’s called the Blue2 concept, and it’s Hyundai’s first sedan-style Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) powered by hydrogen. The Blue2 (as in “Blue square”) gets its name from a combination of Hyundai’s sub eco-brand ‘Blue Drive’ and the number `2′ from H2, the symbol for hydrogen gas.

Officially designated the HND-6, the mid-size FCEV is powered by a fuel cell electric system that delivers a stack power of 90 kW (1.65 kW/L), and the company says that the car returns a fuel economy of 34.9 km/l.

Hyundai Blue2 Concept – it’s a hydrogen fuel-cell EV

Plenty of eco-friendly features to be found in this one – it’s equipped with low-resistance tires and alloy wheels which are designed to improve aerodynamic performance, while the interior design continues on the eco-friendly theme with the use of relevant materials.

The ‘Intersected Flow’ design language exterior features some novel takes – LED screen panels located on both the front and rear of the car displays images (neat way to do licence plates, you think?), and there’s also a welcome system which recognises the driver, while an automatic opening door system and side cameras – to replace the conventional side mirrors – as well as a roof camera makes for additional tech.

Hyundai Blue2 Concept – it’s a hydrogen fuel-cell EV

The exterior designs flow inside the vehicle, with asymmetrically-designed dashboards and doors on call. The cabin also features wider seats to enable more comfortable ingress and egress. Elsewhere, there’s a cluster ionizer to keep the air fresh, while antibacterial genuine leather with leaf-shaped patterns, called ‘eco-graphic perforation,’ continues on the eco-friendly tone to a T.

The meter cluster and centre fascia have been combined, and it’s all presented in a display featuring an advanced Transparent Organic Light Emitting Diode (TOLED) monitor and ultra-light tempered glass, called Gorilla Glass. Last but not least, the infotainment system is operated by a Motion Sensor Moustick, a haptic wheel and motion sensor that responds to the driver’s touch and hand movements respectively.

Gallery after the jump.

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