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Nissan launches the IMQ concept at 2019 Geneva Motor Show, an advanced technology and design showcase that signals the direction of the next generation of crossovers. The concept is equipped with Nissan's award-winning e-POWER system, and the electrified powertrain technology is set to debut in the European markets by 2022. Nissan displayed its range of best-selling crossovers including the Qashqai and X-Trail, as well as the best-selling electric vehicle in Europe, the Nissan LEAF.
Almost a decade after it set the bar for compact crossovers through its distinctive personality and emphasis on fun, the next-generation Nissan JUKE arrives to reinvent the segment once again. Fun to drive as ever, the all-new Nissan JUKE delivers new levels of performance and technology, within a striking yet roomier dynamic crossover body.With almost one million on the road in Europe, the Nissan JUKE has resonated with European customers thanks to its stand-out design. The next-generation JUKE - which was unveiled in London, Paris, Milan, Barcelona and Cologne - has been created to appeal to European drivers, who value design, technology and performance, in addition to practicality, in the crossover segment."Nissan JUKE is back with its unique identity, even more character, exciting performance and advanced technology that responds to driver needs," said Ponz Pandikuthira, Nissan Europe vice president, product planning. "The new design and exciting driving experience will appeal to the growing number of customers opting for compact crossovers. The JUKE has grown up, while still retaining the fun-to-drive qualities that have always made it stand out."
The Nissan IMQ concept seamlessly blends Japanese heritage with state-of-the-art, human-centric technology. It incorporates the latest innovations that bring to life Nissan Intelligent Mobility, the brand’s vision for the future of automotive transportation. Its styling reflects Nissan’s role as a pioneer and leader in crossovers, with a striking look that pushes the boundaries of what a European crossover can be.
Winner with 250 points only after counting its top marks, Jaguar I-Pace has achieved a surprising feat in a contest usually characterized by down-to-earth criteria as value for money. But jurors greatly appreciated another top preference reason in CotY: innovation. The enjoyable Alpine A110, with the same amount of points, has also flown well over its affordability and seating limitation. And the Kia Ceed, with 247 points, was very close to win too.
Have a look at what Aston Martin had to showcase at 2019 Geneva Motor Show. Aston Martin's Lagonda luxury brand will form part of the company's move to EV and hybrid only vehicles by the mid-2020s. A year after relaunching the premium marque with the Lagonda Vision saloon, the British auto-maker is back at Geneva to show off its new SUV concept. The Lagonda All-Terrain is an all-electric vehicle that will go into production in 2022 at a new facility in Wales.
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