So, it sort of makes sense to see Hyundai want to team up with him for the upcoming Tokyo Auto Salon, which kicks off tomorrow. The South Korean giant plans on presenting a DK Edition of its popular IONIQ 5 N performance electric vehicle (EV), but it's still unclear if we'll actually see that model in production form.

But nothing’s perfect, and the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N could be better. Here’s how.

DK as in "Drift King," Keiichi Tsuchiya partnered with Hyundai to bring to life an even cooler and more aggressive version of the brand's fastest car.

In those brief clips, a huge rear wing can be seen on the back of what the brand is calling the Ioniq 5 N DK Edition. Based on what we know so far, it's unclear if this DK Edition will be a one-off built for the show,