In a press release issued yesterday by Hyundai Motor America, the automaker proudly announced that both the Hyundai Ioniq and Vision G Concept were recognized with GOOD DESIGN awards from the Hosted by the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and the European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies. Celebrating its 66th year, the GOOD DESIGN awards recognize cutting-edge industrial designs that epitomize the highest degrees if form, function, and aesthetics.
The Ioniq, which one for the second consecutive year, boasts the distinction of being the first eco vehicle in the world to offer three distinct electrified powertrains on a single, dedicated vehicle platform–Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid, and Electric. In addition to its global sustainability focus, the Ioniq also offers a truly enjoyable driving experience along with the safety and convenience technologies.
The Vision G Coupe Concept represents the automaker's vision for a family of premium automotive products that deliver luxury, performance, and style while maintaining a high degree of value and responsibility.
“Hyundai is honored to earn GOOD DESIGN™ Awards for its unique design concepts across a diverse segment of vehicles,” said Chris Chapman, Chief Designer, Hyundai Design Center. “Winning this award for the second consecutive year for the eco-friendly Ioniq, and the first time for a luxury coupe concept is a testament to Hyundai’s position as a leader in the ever-changing and dynamic automotive landscape.”
#IONIQ wins prestigious 2016 GOOD DESIGN® Award for 2nd consecutive year: #Electric https://t.co/TaN9UGn5cO #Hybrid https://t.co/4BuUKwMJqP pic.twitter.com/66RyEJA1E7
— Hyundai Worldwide (@Hyundai_Global) December 15, 2016
