Hyundai Concept Three: A New Take on the Compact City EV

Hyundai surprises once again. The South Korean automaker has unveiled a compact electric vehicle concept designed specifically for European streets — lightweight, dynamic, and shaped by the properties of steel itself. If you thought compact EVs were boring, the Concept Three is ready to shatter all your expectations.

Hyundai surprises once again. The South Korean automaker has unveiled a compact electric vehicle concept designed specifically for European streets — lightweight, dynamic, and shaped by the properties of steel itself. If you thought compact EVs were boring, the Concept Three is ready to shatter all your expectations.

The new concept debuts under the Ioniq brand at the IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich and immediately draws attention with its bold, aerodynamic design. Every line and curve of the Concept Three is carefully considered not only for aerodynamics but also for how the metal behaves during shaping, creating the perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality.

Hyundai emphasizes that the Concept Three is not just another electric car. It’s an attempt to rethink compact urban transportation from the ground up: small dimensions, an interior designed down to the last detail, and innovative technologies make the Concept Three the ideal solution for the narrow streets of European cities, where maneuverability and efficiency matter as much as style.

For EV enthusiasts, the Concept Three offers a glimpse into the future, where design and technology work in perfect harmony. Hyundai demonstrates that compact EVs can be not only practical but also emotionally exciting, turning your daily city commute into a true pleasure.

If you’re looking for a car that combines innovation, bold design, and urban agility, the Concept Three promises to become a new benchmark in the world of compact electric vehicles.