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- C-segment-sized SUV will feature advanced autonomous and connected technology
- The concept's powertrain shows what to expect from the 2020 zero-emission model
- The e-SIV is powered by a 61.5kWh battery pack and 188bhp motor
as well as the Tivoli EVR EV concept
Although petrol power will come first, the concept's powertrain shows what to expect from the 2020 zero-emission model. The e-SIV is powered by a 61.5kWh battery pack and 188bhp motor.
Ssangyong electric e-SIV concept car will debut at Geneva Motor Show 2018
Ssangyong will debut a new all-electric car concept at the Geneva Motor Show 2018 in March. The South Korean car manufacturer has today released details about the car ahead of the launch.
Called the e-SIV the SUV concept will be powered by a 140kW motor and features fast charging of up to 80 per cent in 50 minutes.
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A number of design sketches have been released which show that the car will have an athletic crossover shape.
The car's name stands for Electronic Smart Interface Vehicle and is a design subject to display the company's ambition for autonomous and zero-emissions driving.
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SsangYong has released teasers for a C-segment electric SUV concept that will make its debut at next month's Geneva Motor Show. The e-SIV - which stands for Electronic Smart Interface Vehicle - is a strategic model for the brand, and illustrates its approach towards future electric vehicles, connectivity and autonomous driving, the Korean 44 specialist says. The e-SIV is based on the design selected for SsangYong's next generation C-segment SUV. Related Cars for Sale on
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SsangYong E-SIV concept and Musso pickup make debut at Geneva 2018
Covering a broad spread at the 2018 Geneva motor show , SsangYong has unveiled its new Musso pickup and an E-Siv all-electric concept car, the latter showcasing the Korean SUV brand's future product direction.
Powered by a 140kw electric motor - that's around 197bhp - SsangYong claims the E-Siv will have a range of between 199 and 280 miles, with 80% charge achieved after 50 minutes. So not much new there in terms of electric vehicles, but quite an upgrade voer typical SsangYong models.
C-segment electric SUV concept to be unveiled
New model points to SsangYong's future direction for mobility, new technologies and product development
SsangYong will showcase its e-SIV concept at the Geneva motor show alongside the European launch of its all-new Musso pick-up truck.
With a compact, balanced and dynamic design to create a sporty looking car for the future, the e-SIV is based on the design selected for SsangYong's next generation C-segment SUV.
Detailed video review, news and pictures of cars, sports cars, concepts, SUVs, supercars, hypercars and sometimes commercial vehicles. Ssangyong Motors said on Tuesday it will showcase its Rexton Sports pickup truck at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show before it officially rolls out the fresh SUV model in the European auto market. The annual international motor show will kick off in Geneva, Switzerland next month.
The company will disclose detailed launch schedules for the pickup truck during the Geneva Motor Show next month.
At the upcoming motor show, Ssangyong Motors will also unveil its e-SIV (electric-Smart Interface Vehicle) concept for the first time. It is the third model of the company's SIV series lineup.
The company has been developing C300, a new model of the compact-sized Korando, based on the SIV-1 concept that was first unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 2013. We'll present our EV strategies focused on e-SIV at the motor show, along with future mobility plans for connected cars and self-driving technologies, said an official at Ssangyong Motors.
New models and variants for next month's Geneva Motor Show are emerging like flowers in spring.
We've seen concepts of both, and production models are expected to follow closely.
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SsangYong is set to launch a new concept at the Geneva Motor Show, with the e-SIV signposting the company's way forward into the electric vehicle market.
Standing for Electronic Smart Interface Vehicle, e-SIV showcases electric powertrain technology as well as connected and autonomous car systems.
What does the e-SIV Concept that's coming to the 88th Geneva Motor Show have to do with the Korando C300 , As for the electric powertrain of the Electronic Smart Interface Vehicle, the 140-kW (190 PS or 188 brake horsepower) electric motor is just the ticket.
The automaker's fifth electric car concept after the KEV1 (2010), KEV2, e-XIV, and Tivoli EV-R (2015) will be joined by the Rexton Sports /Musso pickup truck on stand 4131 of hall 4 at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. SsangYong e-SIV Concept 2018 Geneva Motor Show 2019 SsangYong Korando crossover SsangYong Korando SUV SsangYong
Indo-Korean EV cooperation: Korean SsangYong Motor is working on an electric SUV with its Indian owner Mahindra. Auto Motor und Sport meanwhile reports that following the electric SUV announced for 2018, Audi plans a Tesla Model S fighter one year later, as well as two smaller electric cars after that.
Three electric motors are driving the rear wheels with 135 kW.
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Ssangyong will be showcasing an all-new e-SIV electric SUV concept at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. The electric concept is a follow up to the electric Tivoli EVR concept showcased at Geneva back in 2015. The production vehicle spawned from the e-SIV will be Ssangyong's C-segment SUV offering which will slot in between the Tivoli and the full-sized Rexton in the brand's SUV family. In the design sketches, the e-SIV looks almost the same as the previous electric concept from Ssangyong. Powering the e-SIV is a 140kW (185bhp) motor with a fast charging feature. The e-SIV is the fifth electric concept from Ssangyong. Tags:geneva,Ssangyong,EV,Concept,Ssangyong e-SIV
South Korean manufacturer SsangYong unveiled the XLV concept at the ongoing Geneva Motor Show, showcasing the company's future design language and a crucial product coming from its stable in the future. The concept SUV will form the basis for the future design language of SsangYong cars and will allow the brand to compete in the growing compact SUV segment.
The eXciting smart Lifestyle Vehicle (XLV) concept is the latest iteration of the multi-interface concepts and has evolved from the XIV-1 concept showcased back in 2011. The company calls its latest design language Rhythmical Motion. The XLV concept features a 1.6-litre diesel engine coupled to a 10 kW electric motor powered by a high performance lithium-ion battery. Tata E-Vision EV concept makes its debut at the 88th Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland. SsangYong has released teaser images of a C-Segment electric SUV concept, the e-SIV, which will be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
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The company, which already sells electric vehicles like e-Verito and e2o, is also working to develop electric three- wheelers using lithium ion battery.
Ssangyong is to build a C-segment SUV to rival the Nissan Qashqai and Seat Ateca; previewed in an electric concept heading to Geneva motor show.
The Ssangyong electronic Smart Interface Vehicle (e-SIV) concept will be revealed at the Geneva motor show as a precursor to its Nissan Qashqai-rivalling Korando.
This styling direction can already be seen in the Rexton, as well as the Tivoli EVR EV concept that Ssangyong took to Geneva in 2015. The concept will also showcase Ssangyong's latest connectivity technology and autonomous systems - although the Korean automaker stops short of detailing which systems the car features in concept form.
Under the car's bonnet is a 188hp electric motor, which powers it to a top speed of 150kph. The car's range is claimed to be 449km, putting the e-SIV 21km down on the upcoming Hyundai Kona EV, which is also making its debut at the Geneva motor show. It also comes with a 50-minute fast charge that charges the car to 80 percent.
The SIV-2 concept was originally reported to preview the brand's offering in the crowded segment of the Qashqai, so it's expected that the e-SIV will show a closer-to-production version of the car. Korean automaker SsangYong Motor says it may be rolling out three battery electric vehicles by 2020 at the latest, according to UK boss Paul Williams.
SsangYong has a strategy for hybrids and EVs, and the next generation of models will show this, Williams said. The e-XIV plug-in hybrid concept - which is short for Electric Exciting user-Interface Vehicle - was designed to show off at the Paris Motor Show in 2012.
The company is focusing more on battery electric vehicles for the long term, though hybrid systems will also be part of its future, he said.
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SSANGYONG will showcase its e-SIV concept at the Geneva motor show alongside the European launch of its all-new Musso pick-up truck.
The e-SIV is a strategic model for the brand, and illustrates its approach towards future electric vehicles, connectivity and autonomous driving.
The car will be central in helping to shape the next-generation of SsangYong SUVs and EVs.
Geneva Motor Show 2018: SsangYong showcases electric concept e-SIV
SsangYong has showcased its first semi-autonomous car at the Geneva Motor Show. The e-SIV concept - which stands for Electronic Smart Interface Vehicle - gives a glimpse of what future SsangYong SUVs could look like. The all-electric powertrain links a 61.5kWh battery to a 140kW motor and can carry the e-SIV concept up to 280 miles on a single charge. The electric vehicle shows an updated interior, giving an idea of what improvements might be made on models like the Tivoli and the larger Rexton in the future. Through learning-based voice recognition, the SsangYong e-SIV would create a car tailored for its drivers. The telematics allows functions - like the air-conditioning, car diagnostics and vehicle management, emergency driving and driver safety support - to be controlled remotely.