Sentences with phrase «promised production version»

Lincoln unveiled a new flagship concept called the Continental on March 29, just ahead of the New York auto show, and promised a production version was due to hit showrooms next year.

Acura calls the RDX a prototype but it promises the production version will reach showrooms before the end of the summer.

Not exact matches

Not only does the Generation EQ promise to usher in a new sub-brand of electric Mercedes on a dedicated new platform, but when the first production version arrives in U.S. showrooms, it'll look damn close to the crossover we've seen in Paris.

After years of teasing us with design studies, concept cars, and announcements, Nissan finally delivered on its promises at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show: It unveiled the production version of the all - new GT - R supercoupe.

The 2009 concept was poorly received, but Aston is already promising more elegant styling for the production version.

Aston Martin has revealed an all - electric version of its Rapide S performance saloon, with promise the concept previews a future production model that could produce as much as 1000bhp.

The company promises that in addition to the lofty all - electric range promises, a production version of the Bolt concept would offer, «spirited weekend cruising.»

Subaru has previously promised that a production version of the BRZ will be unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show in late November.

Nissan hasn't promised the Leaf Nismo will reach production, but given how heavily based on the production Leaf the concept is, it's highly likely — and Nissan tells us that it is keen to expand the Leaf's remit, with a performance version being an obvious way of doing so.

The cabin in the Cactus concept is promised to be pretty close to the production version, and it looks amazing.

It has been three years since the concept for Acura's mid-mounted NSX supercar was first shown in Detroit, and the Japanese maker promises the car we'll see this January is the production - ready version.

The Q30 that will be shown at Frankfurt is the production version of the concept previewed there two years ago, when the company promised a «striking» design and a high - quality interior.

Under the hood of the production version is a 137 - horsepower 1.8 - litre 4 - cylinder DOHC engine that should provide enough pep while remaining reasonable on fuel consumption (estimated at 6.4 L / 100 km), while the chassis sits on a double - wishbone rear suspension that promises to deliver a fun and sporty drive.

In case it needs to be said, the Intensa Emozione is a track - only car, but there is the possibility that a road - going version may follow: Apollo showed a concept called the Arrow at the 2016 Geneva auto show, a car whose production version was said would come in both track and road - legal versions, which has lead to speculation the automaker may make a similar promise here.

Of course, we expect some improvements in the production version, but either way it sounds very promising.

The company unveiled the production version of the Vezel SUV at the 43rd Tokyo Motor Show 2013 and promised to share more details on the 19th December and will go on sale in Japan from the following day.

It's the finished result of a promise the South Korean automaker made back when it first showed us the Kia GT concept, and said it would definitely be making a production version.

Land Rover has promised to replace the Defender and has been showing concept cars at motor shows around the world for at least five years, but it hasn't given a firm production date for the new version.

Gorgeous looks, 300 miles on a single charge and the promise of genuine Porsche performance, the production version of the Porsche Mission E concept will be a proper Tesla rival.

Alfa Romeo has been promising lots of new metal for rather a long time, but it now looks as though the production version of the Alfa 4C ---LSB-...]

As promised, 2014 will bring two new models to the Audi RS lineup: RS 7 and a production version of the RS Q3 Concept.

Let's hope the production version offers as much performance as the concept promises.

Although the car's Geneva show interior looks poor and lacks refinement, Zagato has promised a new version in time for the delivery of the first production cars to South African and British customers this fall.

The new teaser is however promising and gives us our first glimpse of the concept model's production version.

It's only promising up to Level 3 capabilities in the production version of the car, which is about halfway between a car with driver assistance and fully self - driving, according to the Society of Automotive Engineers scale.