The Lagonda SUV will be at Geneva and will be electric

Aston Martin will present the Lagonda All-Terrain Concept at the Geneva Motor Show, which anticipates the future SUV from the luxury brand, and also its first zero-emission model.

The Lagonda All-Terrain concept is a prototype that anticipates the new SUV that Aston Martin will launch under the reborn Lagonda brand in 2021. A car that will compete with models such as the Rolls-Royce Cullinan and the Bentley Bentayga. Without a doubt, a good choice for the relaunch of the luxury brand led by Andy Palmer.

“The Lagonda All-Terrain Concept offers clues as to how a zero-emission Lagonda can redefine this segment of the market”. Andy Palmer, CEO of Aston Martin Lagonda

Not much can be gleaned from the image of the All-Terrain Concept that has been unveiled. But as keeping a secret is increasingly difficult these days, someone has already “caught” the new Lagonda SUV without camouflage. If you don’t want to wait to see it when it is presented at the Geneva Motor Show in March, here is this photo gallery of the Lagonda Concept from our colleagues at Autoexpress.

For the moment there is no technical data on the Lagonda SUV. But the brand’s CEO has already made it quite clear that the models launched under this brand will be 100% electric. For versions with petrol engines, there are already the models of Aston Martin.

In addition to this prototype, Aston Martin will present at Geneva the Q personalisation line for its Vantage and DBS Superleggera models. It will do so with models finished in the exclusive body colours “Cosmos Orange” or “Numinous Pearl”. We will also be able to see the particular way in which Aston Martin combines select materials in the interior with others that add a racing touch, such as aluminium or carbon fibre. And there will be no shortage of a selection of wheels reaching up to 21 inches.