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Lagonda’s first production car is this electric SUV

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Lagonda’s first production car is this electric SUV | Top Gear

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Yup, Aston Martin’s luxury offshoot will build this 'all-terrain' EV

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Lagonda’s first production car is this electric SUV

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Yup, Aston Martin’s luxury offshoot will build this 'all-terrain' EV

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Yup, Aston Martin’s luxury offshoot will build this 'all-terrain' EV

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Lagonda’s first production car is this electric SUV

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Lagonda’s first production car is this electric SUV

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Lagonda’s first production car is this electric SUV

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Yup, Aston Martin’s luxury offshoot will build this 'all-terrain' EV

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The modern incarnation of Aston Martin’s luxury branch – Lagonda – has long grappled with the concept of future automotive, offering up a near £700,000 V12 luxury saloon (Taraf), and last year’s dazzling Vision Concept.

This, however, is what it intends on building first. It is called the Lagonda All-Terrain Concept, more of which we’ll see at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show next month. For now, you’ll just have to squint.

And perhaps suspend your belief. Because like that Vision Concept, this All-Terrain is a fully-electric, luxury car. Scratch that. A luxury SUV. Aston remains shy on full details, promising only that the new car boasts “extraordinary style and space efficiency combined with a rakish design language that demonstrates the unique freedom afforded by Lagonda’s commitment to zero emission powertrain technologies.”

For that, read: it’ll have lots of space, it’ll look astonishing, it’s electric. We’ve long known of Lagonda’s desire to build a luxury SUV for 2021, and that design and tech will flow from the Vision concept. That car utilised solid-state batteries, a 400-mile range, and wireless conductive charging.

“The Lagonda All-Terrain Concept offers explicit clues regarding what will be the first Lagonda model to enter production, and further demonstrates how Lagonda’s zero emission powertrain enables us to create spectacular cars that will radically redefine their sectors of the market,” explains Aston boss Andy Palmer.

We’ll see the full concept at Geneva. Excited?

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The modern incarnation of Aston Martin’s luxury branch – Lagonda – has long grappled with the concept of future automotive, offering up a near £700,000 V12 luxury saloon (Taraf), and last year’s dazzling Vision Concept.

This, however, is what it intends on building first. It is called the Lagonda All-Terrain Concept, more of which we’ll see at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show next month. For now, you’ll just have to squint.

And perhaps suspend your belief. Because like that Vision Concept, this All-Terrain is a fully-electric, luxury car. Scratch that. A luxury SUV. Aston remains shy on full details, promising only that the new car boasts “extraordinary style and space efficiency combined with a rakish design language that demonstrates the unique freedom afforded by Lagonda’s commitment to zero emission powertrain technologies.”

For that, read: it’ll have lots of space, it’ll look astonishing, it’s electric. We’ve long known of Lagonda’s desire to build a luxury SUV for 2021, and that design and tech will flow from the Vision concept. That car utilised solid-state batteries, a 400-mile range, and wireless conductive charging.

“The Lagonda All-Terrain Concept offers explicit clues regarding what will be the first Lagonda model to enter production, and further demonstrates how Lagonda’s zero emission powertrain enables us to create spectacular cars that will radically redefine their sectors of the market,” explains Aston boss Andy Palmer.

We’ll see the full concept at Geneva. Excited?

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Yup, Aston Martin’s luxury offshoot will build this 'all-terrain' EV