Filed under:
Concept Cars,
Geneva Motor Show,
Crossover,
Design/Style,
South Korea
To follow Ssangyong's recent concept history from the
XUV-1 shown at the
Frankfurt Motor Show in 2011, to the
XIV-2 shown at
Geneva last year to the
e-XIV concept shown in
Paris is to trace the evolution of the firm's design growth. The SIV-1 concept coming to this year's Geneva expo caps them all and looks like a leap in confidence for the South Korean brand.
Ssangyong doesn't have much to say about it right now. SIV translates to "Smart Interface Vehicle," and we're told it is a "multi-interface" crossover that has a mobile audio system and four bucket seats. We'll find out more when we get to Geneva next month, but we like what we see so far. You can visit the press release
below for a few more official words.
Continue reading Ssangyong SIV-1 Geneva teasers suggest brand starting to find design mojo
Ssangyong SIV-1 Geneva teasers suggest brand starting to find design mojo originally appeared on
Autoblog on Tue, 12 Feb 2013 18:31:00 EST. Please see our
terms for use of feeds.
Permalink |
Email this |
Comments
More...
Teased: Ssangyong SIV-1 Geneva teasers suggest brand starting to find design mojo
