Aston Martin has announced the premiere of the electric crossover Lagonda All-Terrain, which will be presented at the Geneva Motor Show.
The impressive concept heralds the arrival of the first production car from the British manufacturer's sub-brand.
The teaser shows that the Lagonda All-Terrain features a matte chrome element at the front that connects the headlights, and cameras instead of conventional mirrors.
The crossover in production form will be released in 2021. Later, the company plans to expand its range of premium electric vehicles under the Lagonda brand.
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