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"This 6-seat concept comes from Hyundai&amp;#039;s European design center in Germany (HED stands for Hyundai European Design), and the Korean company refers to the HED-5 as a &amp;quot;stunning new concept car.&amp;quot; Hyundai says it uses advanced materials and has a large degree of versatility. And although Hyundai is calling the HED-5 an &amp;quot;MPV concept,&amp;quot; which in Europe, MPV usually refers to minivans, this concept is a heckuva lot sleeker than any minivan we&amp;#039;ve come across lately. Actually, it looks much more like a crossover SUV.   But the HED-5 isn&amp;#039;t just about transporting people; it&amp;#039;s about transporting them in an environmentally- and eco-friendly fashion. Officials said the HED-5 concept uses &amp;quot;revolutionary materials and construction techniques&amp;quot; developed with such well-known companies as Recaro, Bayer and LG to achieve these goals.   Also at Geneva, Hyundai unveiled their &amp;quot;eco-concept package,&amp;quot; which shows how technologies that are already currently available can be used to make a significant reduction in CO2 emissions (Hyundai is saying up to 29 percent) without increasing the price or decreasing performance and driving enjoyment. They claim this is a &amp;quot;near production&amp;quot; concept, with the ultimate result being reduced emissions and improved fuel economy. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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