In Geneva'19 Aston Martin Lagonda will reveal an electric All-Terrain Concept

12 February 2019

Revived Lagonda brand will be releasing the Deluxe electric vehicles

On the stand of Aston Martin Lagonda at the upcoming 89th Geneva motor show will host the global debut of a new concept electric SUV Lagonda All-Terrain Concept, which will be another step towards the revival of this brand Lagonda (brand was founded in 1906 and since 1947 owned by the company Aston Martin).

A sketch of the conceptual electrocreaser Lagonda All-Terrain Concept

Restarting the brand Lagonda, and, positioned as the world's first luxury brand with zero emissions, was held at last year's Geneva motor show, where loud debuted a concept sedan Lagonda Vision Concept,

Conceptual electrostan premium Vision Lagonda Concept debuted in Geneva in 2018 

and in 2019 will be presented with a concept Lagonda All-Terrain Concept, which will be embodied in a series first in 2021.

The instrument panel on the Lagonda Vision Concept built right into the hub of the steering wheel

Naturally, the first production Lagonda electrocreaser on the basis of the concept All-Terrain Concept will retain a bold design Vision sedan Concept. Based on the original platform with zero emissions of its own design, the design team Lagonda has created an electric car with unique style and efficiency, combined with an elegant finesse to design a set of the most advanced technologies.

The interior Lagonda Concept Vision with the ability to implement-plan Pullman

President and chief Executive officer of Aston Martin Lagonda, Andy Palmer said in this regard: "In recent years, the ways in which automotive brands are showing a new product, has changed beyond recognition, but in the unique atmosphere of the magnificent motor show there's still something irresistible. Historically, Geneva has always been good for us, so the excitement around our stand last year when we introduced the Lagonda concept Vision Concept, was truly wonderful – so fantastic to be back onstage after such great success with another world debut. The Lagonda concept off-road All-Terrain Concept offers strong hints about what will be the first Lagonda model which will be launched in production, and further illustrates how the platform Lagonda with zero emissions allows us to create impressive electric vehicles, which radically reshape their sectors of the market. I expect the stand Aston Martin Lagonda will be more attractive than ever, and looking forward to see the reaction of the audience".

In addition to the impressive concept Aston Martin will be shown on the stand at Geneva sports car Vantage models, DB11 AMR and DBS Superleggera, unique design solutions in the design. The development of personalized styles sport coupe Vantage and DBS Superleggera was involved in the division of Aston Martin Q.

Running prototype of the crossover Aston Martin DBX.&the Model will go into production in late 2019

PS at the end of this year should see the first full-fledged crossover brand Aston Martin with a conventional internal combustion engine – the name DBX, and even the chassis layout is already overexposed in the press. Production will begin in the fourth quarter, the new plant in Welsh St Athanasios in the amount of up to 5000 units. a year that, by design, will allow to double the sales of the brand Aston Martin..