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Jaguar's C-X17 concept shown in new Italian Racing Red colour; production car will launch in 2016

The Jaguar C-X17 SUV has been on display at the Brussels motor show.

The concept appeared at the show in a new colur, dubbed Italian Racing Red. Orginally designed to show off Jaguar's new iQ[Al] vehicle platform, which the company will use to kick-start the most ambitous model expansion programme in its history. The C-X17 concept was officially revealed at the Frankfurt motor show last year.

Powered by a supercharged engine from the Jaguar XK, the four-wheel-drive concept has been shown in various forms throughout the world, including as a special five-seat variant at the Guangzhou motor show in China late last year.

Officially the C-X17 remains a 'concept', but Jaguar is continuing development of its production SUV, with latest pictures showing an engineering mule testing using a modified XF body. The production model is due in 2016, and will sit on the C-X17's iQ[Al] platform.

Rear-wheel drive will be standard on the SUV, with four-wheel drive available as an option. The model will be powered by a range of four-cylinder petrol and diesel engines, with a supercharged V8 option likely to be offered as well. 

Read ten things you should know about the Jaguar C-X17 SUV.

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Lover of cars 15 January 2014

Outstanding

I love this. It's brilliant. Please let this be the production version. I'd buy one tomorrow.
RCT V 15 January 2014

Jaguar “signature” twisted-metal “blades”

I really do wish they would “finish” those gaping, lower ¾, “holes” underneath the headlights . . . presumably with something like the already established Jaguar “signature” twisted-metal “blades” that can be seen on existing models . . .
jonboy4969 15 January 2014

the will be some changes

the will be some changes before production to keep it fresh, the Volvo, looks like a Volvo, so not too interesting, but will sell in bucket loads, which is what Volvo needs right now to keep the profits up.