Although the Hyundai Prophecy concept came out a number of months ago, we never got a chance to post about it.

The sleek black coupe is like a polished pebble, and harkens back to a simpler time of car design, with a feeling that’s both retro and timelessly futuristic.

We especially love the use of lighting, which adds a subtle angular sensibility to the otherwise organic shape.

The inside of the car looks future-forward, with an interactive dashboard and door panels, and a steerable joystick that may or may not make it to production.

No firm date given on release, but we can estimated a late 2022 timeframe for the Prophecy.

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