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Shanghai will be a birthplace of a new Peugeot concept crossover, the SXC (Shanghai Cross Concept). The vehicle was designed at the subsidiary studio, China Tech Centre in Shanghai, and is a continuation of the recent marque’s Gilles Vidal style strategy previously seen on the SR1 roadster concept, BB1 city car, EX1 electric tricycle and HR1 SuperMini SUV for city driving.

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It wasn’t a coincidence that they have chosen this type of vehicle for the Chinese market: crossovers are on the rise now in this country. Coupled together are, soft lines and large 22-inch wheel rims, conceal the vehicle’s real size – in fact, the SXC is larger than the BMW X5 or VW Touareg, it is 4870 mm long, 1610 mm high and 2035 mm wide.

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Stylistically the new concept is similar to the HR1, a bit gaunt with oriental squinting headlights and brushed aluminium decoration. The reverse-hinged doors are quite unexpected, while the panoramic roof is usual for the PSA concepts.

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In the concept they applied Hybrid4 technology for the power plant: its internal combustion engine powers the front axle, and the electric one powers the rear, which allows it to be four-wheel drive while avoiding the usage of a drive shaft, and also it allows driving with only the electric motor, without C02 emissions. The petrol engine develops 218 hp, and electric motor – 95 hp, which in sum produces 313 hp (230 kW) with average consumption of 5.8 l per hundred km.

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1280 x 6403200 x 1600 $

1280 x 6403200 x 1600 $