Usually when a Japanse automaker like Mitsubishi unveils a new concept, it means nothing at all. But the Swift makers have just announced two new creations are going to be shown at the Geneva Motor Show and we think they're both production-bound.
One is called the iK-2 and is the company's concept for a compact sized car, taking the shape of a hatchback. This Golf rival has already been seen testing on numerous occasions in Europe and sore reports suggest it's based on a car called "Ciaz" or "Alivio".
The name is probably up for change, but the car should be ready for production within a year, since it's been designed for many markets. A concept was shown at the 2014 Beijing Auto Show in the form of a 4.54 meter sedan that was also 1.73m (70 inches) wide and 1.47m tall (58 inches).
Knowing Suzuki, the hatch will be among the smallest cars in its class at about 4.2 meters in length. They should also offer it with the exact same 1.6 petrol and diesel engines as the SX4 S-Cross.
The other concept promised by the Japanse company is even more interesting. It's called the iM-4 and is an a mini 4x4 developed with a concept theme of “Shape the Inspiration”. The word "iconic" is used, so we think that this could be the much-anticipated successor to the Jimny. It certainly does look like a mountain goat on wheels, with nonexistent overhangs and and plenty of 4x4 DNA.
We'll know more in Geneva next month, so stay tuned!
The name is probably up for change, but the car should be ready for production within a year, since it's been designed for many markets. A concept was shown at the 2014 Beijing Auto Show in the form of a 4.54 meter sedan that was also 1.73m (70 inches) wide and 1.47m tall (58 inches).
Knowing Suzuki, the hatch will be among the smallest cars in its class at about 4.2 meters in length. They should also offer it with the exact same 1.6 petrol and diesel engines as the SX4 S-Cross.
The other concept promised by the Japanse company is even more interesting. It's called the iM-4 and is an a mini 4x4 developed with a concept theme of “Shape the Inspiration”. The word "iconic" is used, so we think that this could be the much-anticipated successor to the Jimny. It certainly does look like a mountain goat on wheels, with nonexistent overhangs and and plenty of 4x4 DNA.
We'll know more in Geneva next month, so stay tuned!