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H2X concept

Tata Motors has unveiled the H2X Concept at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, a model that was so far referred to as the 'Hornbill'. The new model will spawn an A-segment SUV (codename: X445) that will likely debut at the Auto Expo 2020 in February next year.

Tata Motors has unveiled the H2X Concept at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, a model that was so far referred to as the 'Hornbill'. The new model will spawn an A-segment SUV (codename: X445) that will likely debut at the Auto Expo 2020 in February next year.

The aesthetics of the H2X are governed by the company's Impact Design 2.0 philosophy. The new model features a familiar face that is highly reminiscent of the H5X Concept. The front-end features similar hood-level LED DRLs and a tri-arrow pattern below them. The beefy bumper, however, has an edgier profile, which compliments the overall boxy silhouette.

The aesthetics of the H2X are governed by the company's Impact Design 2.0 philosophy. The new model features a familiar face that is highly reminiscent of the H5X Concept. The front-end features similar hood-level LED DRLs and a tri-arrow pattern below them. The beefy bumper, however, has an edgier profile, which compliments the overall boxy silhouette.

The profile of the H2X is characterised by bold wheel arches, blacked-out pillars and large alloy wheels with turquoise accents. The upright stance and the squarish proportions lend it a striking appearance.

The profile of the H2X is characterised by bold wheel arches, blacked-out pillars and large alloy wheels with turquoise accents. The upright stance and the squarish proportions lend it a striking appearance.

The interior of the Tata H2X features a minimalist look with twin 10.2-inch screens that display instrumentation and the infotainment system. It boasts an aircraft-inspired steering wheel and several neon blue highlights.

The interior of the Tata H2X features a minimalist look with twin 10.2-inch screens that display instrumentation and the infotainment system. It boasts an aircraft-inspired steering wheel and several neon blue highlights.

The doors have removable Bluetooth speakers that have been restrained using straps. Closer observation reveals the application of the company's tri-arrow motif on the tactile surfaces. The vehicle's design team is said to have worked in conjunction with design consultancy firm architexture to make use of the latest 3D-printed techniques. That said, it remains to be seen if most of the futuristic details would make it to the production-spec model.

The doors have removable Bluetooth speakers that have been restrained using straps. Closer observation reveals the application of the company's tri-arrow motif on the tactile surfaces. The vehicle's design team is said to have worked in conjunction with design consultancy firm architexture to make use of the latest 3D-printed techniques. That said, it remains to be seen if most of the futuristic details would make it to the production-spec model.

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