The developers classify the new product as a Cross Utility Vehicle (CUV), which essentially means a full-fledged crossover. Judging by the name and appearance, this show car is an off-road interpretation of the Mission E concept, which debuted in 2015.
From a technical standpoint, the car inherited everything from its predecessor: two electric motors provide a combined output of over 600 hp. All-wheel drive allows the Mission E Cross Turismo to reach 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds, and 200 km/h in just 12 seconds. The range reaches 500 km.
The interior stands out with a multitude of displays and a "floating" center console. The Smart Cabin system adapts the air suspension and climate control based on the type of road surface and the preferences of those inside.
It is expected that the production version of the Mission E concept will be released next year. The manufacturer has not yet specified when exactly the commercial version of the crossover will appear.
