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The concept study Skoda Vision iV is more than just a bright yellow eye-catcher at the Skoda booth. The concept car convinces with a design that offers an outlook on future Skoda electric vehicles and promises many technical innovations. The brand celebrates another premiere with the new City SUV Skoda Kamiq, which will be presented to the general public in Geneva for the first time. Source: http://quickcarreview.com
The all-electric Škoda Vision iV concept study offers a look ahead at Škoda's electric future. By introducing its first vehicle to be based on Volkswagen Group's MEB modular electric car platform, the Czech brand is taking the next step in its journey towards eMobility. The four-door crossover coupé impresses with sporty, emotive lines and exudes a feeling of spaciousness. A dynamic driving experience is ensured by all-wheel drive and two electric motors outputting 225 kW (306 PS).The Škoda Vision iV is 4,665 mm long, 1,926 mm wide and has a height of 1,613 mm. Dynamic lines lend it a sporty appearance. Even from the outside, the interior's spacious feel is evident from the new proportions created by a short bonnet and a long passenger cabin. The Vision iV offers a concrete preview of Škoda's first production car to be based on Volkswagen Group's MEB platform.The concept car features a horizontal light strip that - running across the reinterpreted, wide, covered Škoda grille that has delicate vertical slats and crystalline structures - spans the entire width of the vehicle and connects the Matrix LED headlights. The athletic side view of the Škoda Vision iV is shaped by bold wings and a coupé-like roofline. The doors do not have any handles - just a touch will open them automatically. Classic wing mirrors have been replaced by cameras providing a 180-degree view which is relayed in the rear-view mirror. The multi-level arrangement of the instrument panel and centre console as well as a seemingly floating screen add a new dimension to the interior.
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.
Have a look at what Skoda had to showcase at 2019 Geneva Motor Show. ŠKODA has staged three world premières at the Geneva Motor Show. This is where the KAMIQ, an urban SUV, the VISION iV study, and the KLEMENT concept made their first outings.
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