SsangYong unveiled a radical new concept vehicle dubbed the XIV-2
Parkers Pick – XIV-2
- What is it? A premium convertible crossover concept vehicle.
- Vital stats and facts: The big news is the roof, which – unusually for a crossover – is convertible. The car is fitted with either a 1.6-litre diesel or a 1.6-litre petrol engine that are claimed to be ‘eco-friendly’ – but stats say they’ll emit 121g/km and 127g/km of CO2 respectively, which is hardly anything to shout about. Both get stop/start and can be mated to a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. The XIV-2 will be coming in various body styles including five, three-door, coupe and an extended body version. You can read more about the SsangYong XIV-2 concept on sister publication Car Magazine’s website by clicking here.
- Why would you buy it? You might be after something different, and you might consider this a left-field choice that sets you apart from the rest.
- Why wouldn’t you? If SsangYong’s form is consistent, it’ll be overpriced and poor quality.
- Prices and launch date: Unlikely to make the production line, we think.
What else is on the stand?
There’s an updated Korando, as well as the Actyon Sports model.
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