Monty218 Solved: Motormind Hyperion 1

[el_monty]

Fellow Autopuzzlers, for a point please identify this sports car.

Don't be naughty! Stay away from Google Search by Image, kids.

[el_monty]

Up to the Experts.

[gilescooperuk]

Well I would say it is not European, the rear lights are too inboard to be Road legal?

[el_monty]

It is indeed not European, though I would say that the fact that its design is incompatible with road regulations is due to the fact that it's a concept, rather than its nationality.

[gilescooperuk]

USA?

[el_monty]

Not from the USA.

[ChanceHuncha]

Is it from asia?

[el_monty]

Yes, it's Asian!

[ChanceHuncha]

Japanese? (Oh my god i have too may options and none of them work)

[el_monty]

It's not Japanese. Don't despair! This car is actually not very hard to find once you hit on the right country.

[ChanceHuncha]

Is it one of the more lesser asian countries like for example Cambodia, or Mongolia?

[el_monty]

Actually, no. It's from one of the "heavyweight" countries.

[D-type]

From India?

[el_monty]

Yes, it's from India!

[ChanceHuncha]

I finally got it!!! Its the Motormind Automotive Hyperion-1! That was harder than i thought considering the car looks so new.

[el_monty]

Indeed it is the Hyperion-1, presented last year at the Delhi Auto Expo by Motormind Automotive Designs, based in Bangalore. It's powered by a V6 from a Hyundai Sonata, mounted at the rear. Apparently they are planning to build several units as track cars, and also want to develop an electric version. Sounds a bit overambitious but it would be a great feat if they can pull it off.
On one hand, I found it just by googling "Indian sports car" when I was researching another puzzle, so that's why I said it was not hard to find; on the other, it's true that many Indian and Asian concept cars like this often receive little attention from Western media/websites.