Korean SUV specialist SsangYong will be bringing two concept SUVs to this month’s Frankfurt motor show. Both will be based on the platform of the company’s latest production SUV, the B-segment Tivoli, which surfaced early this year.
The XLV-Air (eXciting smart Lifestyle Vehicle) is a pre-production model of the promised long-bodied Tivoli, which will be launched early next year, SsangYong says. The three-row, seven-seater SUV will come with a choice of 1.6 litre petrol or diesel engines, Aisin six-speed auto or manual, and two or four wheel drive. The Tivoli’s distinctive rear haunches and thick C-pillars are present.
The other SUV is called the XAV-Adventure, described by its maker as an authentic SUV concept with a contemporary touch. It’s also a reinterpretation of the Korando with a “modern and masculine touch”. It will offer “maximum drivability and off-road capability as a compact authentic SUV,” SsangYong promises.
Below are spyshots of the “big Tivoli”, which has been reported to measure 300 mm longer than the existing 4.2-metre SUV. Not long now before we get full details.
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This SY still not dead yet? Now I will have more supplies of Korean junks and people who beg me to accept them for 25k after 1 year.
Buy Toyota better, good RV.
Bodoh people buy this car. Better buy Proton. It is our Malaysian pride. Support our car. thank you BN for giving us good cars like Proton that are high in quality and much better than Japanese junks or Korean junks.
piiiraahhh…..mabuk
hell yeah, never buy this keranda..
1.6? Rush competitor? Rexton successor?
This car cannot sell in Malaysia because Korando sounds too religious. People will say it is haram and making fun of their Holy Book