According to engineers, the show car pays tribute to the three-door Korando SUV, which was discontinued more than 10 years ago.
Despite its off-road heritage, the XAVL concept is content with only front-wheel drive, but can boast a seven-seat cabin.
In the interior, attention is drawn to the stylishly designed ventilation deflectors, LED lighting and a virtual instrument panel.
The show car is also capable of autonomous braking, monitoring blind spots and lane markings, and automatically switching from high beam to low beam.
The company has not yet announced approximate dates for the appearance of a production SUV based on the XAVL concept.
