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Hyundai has revealed a new electric concept car called Prophecy; The new concept was revealed as part of the now-canceled 2020 Geneva Motor Show, and Hyundai is really just showing off its design chops with it. 
There are no stipulated terms or date of manufacture claims for Prophecy. It’s just a design object designed to give people an idea of what Hyundai sees as a possible future for its electric vehicles.
As a design object, I think it works pretty well. Yes, it borrows its rear end from Stuttgart and its front end – particularly the shape of the headlights and the curvature of the hood – from Silicon Valley, but that’s not surprising. Hyundai has a long-standing reputation for taking design cues from higher-quality cars and delivering them to customers on a budget.
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There are two things that stand out about Prophecy: the pixelated headlights and taillights. Hyundai unveiled the idea last year with 45 concepts that look more utopian and less sophisticated, but it’s more naturally integrated into Prophecy. Hyundai says these will feature in all future models.
A modern concept, Prophecy, of course, is equipped with screens. The front is equipped with a screen that covers a dashboard and the rest of the interior is equipped with screens. Moreover, the instrument panel also rotates downwards, revealing a small screen from the bottom. It’s like straight out of science fiction.
