VAUXHALL has given us a good idea of what the future will look. The British company has unveiled the Vauxhall GT X Experimental.
The car is a concept car with SUV styling and it’s electric.
Vauxhall says GT X Experimental will signpost its design direction across all future models and reflects its core values – British, Ingenious, Progressive and Approachable.
The Vauxhall GT X Experimental is a five-door, all-electric, coupe-style compact SUV, measuring just 4.06m in length. Rear-hinged rear doors and all four doors opening to 90 degrees help create a sense of interior spaciousness despite the compact dimensions.
Vice President Design, Mark Adams: “this vehicle signals a very exciting future for the brand”
“Vauxhall is defiantly not a prestige brand, and not a ‘me-too’ brand. But we make great cars, and people buy them because of their value, approachability, ingenuity and progressiveness,” commented Stephen Norman, Vauxhall’s Group Managing Director.
“The GT X Experimental picks up on these reasons for purchase, reinforces them, and creates a clear template for design elements in Vauxhall production cars of the future.”
The GT X Experimental is a fully electric car with power from a 50kWh lithium-ion battery that features inductive charging. Vauxhall says it wants an electrified vehicle in each of its ranges by 2024.
