[Gamma]

Hyundai has continued to update the Veloster over the past few years, and the N variant is the best looking model to date. I'm guessing that we'll see a lot of orders in this special Performance Blue.

 

[Millen07]

The only thing I'm not a huge fan of is the location/ shape of the third brake light. It kind of looks like it was just tacked on there afterwards, and could have been better integrated imo.

 

[Vulkan201]

Has that been confirmed to be a functional brake light or is it just a reflector? There's really no where else they could have put it with the Velosters back end.

 

[Gamma]

Managed to find a pic of the Veloster N in white as well from an Asian website. I think I'm starting to lean towards this color.

 

[NurSpec]

Japanese brands have long used white and here it creates too much Japanese vibe especially with that red line.
During a time Hyundai is trying to establish a performance edge, this is the last thing they need, IMO.

 

[Millen07]

White is just too common of a color these days, regardless of how good it looks with red and black accents. Would like for Hyundai to show off the entire palette that we'll have to choose from.

 

[NurSpec]

White is just too common of a color these days, regardless of how good it looks with red and black accents. Would like for Hyundai to show off the entire palette that we'll have to choose from.

white isn't the problem but more so how its used, looking at the current NISMO GT-R or new Honda Type R, you can see a pattern playing out

example...

 

[Vulkan201]

I think you guys are nitpicking a bit here. You cant expect Hyundai to be the one to move away from established coloring schemes.

 

[toogqforyou]

Millen07[/URL];181]Has that been confirmed to be a functional brake light or is it just a reflector? There's really no where else they could have put it with the Velosters back end.

Absolutely it's functional & an awesome touch due to it being integrated into the spoiler. Also, if you know formula 1 racing, you'd notice the resemblance in "rain lights" on the back of formula 1 cars with this small triangular brake light.

 

[toogqforyou]

white isn't the problem but more so how its used, looking at the current NISMO GT-R or new Honda Type R, you can see a pattern playing out

Hyundai reached out to me directly to utilize my VT1 in a production shot for the VT2's. They straight jipped my color scheme and thought red trim made the car look more aggressive & sporty. You're welcome Hyundai, I will be suing

 

[NurSpec]

Hyundai reached out to me directly to utilize my VT1 in a production shot for the VT2's. They straight jipped my color scheme and thought red trim made the car look more aggressive & sporty. You're welcome Hyundai, I will be suing

Reaching out to enthusiasts is always a win. Toyota did that with the 86/FR-S during its development and look at it now