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New sleek seven-seater Ford S-MAX Concept

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28 August 2013

Ford S-MAX Concept
Ford S-MAX Concept: the new look of Ford’s rakish seven-seater SUV

THIS is the look of the Ford S-MAX Concept. So pretty much the new S-MAX, then.

Ford showed the new S-MAX Concept, previewing exactly what kind of design, technology and functionality we can expect in the production version of Ford’s next seven-seater, due in early 2015.

Business Car Manager was at an early preview of the Ford S-MAX Concept to test it out first hand.

The Ford S-MAX Concept will be on Ford’s stand at the Frankfurt Motor Show, complete with a new Fiesta and B-MAX-inspired design. That includes the swept-back headlights and the large chrome grille, which stand among a raft of features designed to make the S-MAX look lower and wider.

A few of the old S-MAX visual cues have been carried over, though, such as the steeply raked windscreen and the narrow glazed area, which features a very similar windowline.

Important for any seven-seater buyer is how versatile this car is. Ford has made the rearmost seats extremely thin and light – using Thin Seat Technology – which, it says, will allow them to be raised and lowered very easily.

Ford S-MAX Concept rear three quarters
Ford S-MAX Concept: company car drivers can expect to choose this from early 2015

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Ralph Morton

Ralph Morton

Ralph Morton is an award-winning journalist and the founder of Business Car Manager (now renamed Business Motoring). Ralph writes extensively about the car and van leasing industry as well as wider fleet and company car issues. A former editor of What Car?, Ralph is a vastly experienced writer and editor and has been writing about the automotive sector for over 35 years.

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