Hybrid Kinetic Group (HKG) has revealed a new K350 SUV that uses micro-turbine range-extender technology at the Beijing motor show.
The model will arrive after the Hong Kong company's HK GT coupé, H600 saloon and K550 and K750 SUVs, which all use the same micro-turbine system and have been designed by Italian design outfit Pininfarina. It is being shown at the Beijing auto show alongside the H500 saloon.
Pininfarina's designers have given the K350 a strong shoulderline and sharp headlights like its siblings.
The K350 has space for four passengers with deeply bolstered seats. It features a wraparound dashboard screen with a digital instrument cluster and another screen in the lower centre console.
Pininfarina, the Italian design house soon to launch its own car company with an exotic electric hypercar to rival the Bugatti Chiron, has penned all of HKG's models as part of a partnership worth £55 million.
There's no word as to when the first production K350 and H500 models will hit the market, but other models in HKG's range are due on roads later this year, suggesting the same could be true for the latest car.
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Oooohhhh! SOUNDS wonderful......?!
621mile range, even looks good inside and out, but, how much?, even a speculative entry price would be nice........