The line-up will include the GC-PHEV. With GC standing for Grand Cruiser, the concept shows the possible direction for a replacement to the Shogun and offers MMC's S-AWC (Super All Wheel Control) integrated vehicle dynamic control system for superior handling and all-terrain capability as well as strong environmental credentials with its high output PHEV (plug-in hybrid electric vehicle) system. The concept also previews the brand’s take on "connected" technology with a next-generation preventive safety system and driver support technology through wireless connectivity.

Providing a more sporty take, there’s also the XR-PHEV (XR stands for “Crossover Runner”) compact SUV. This Evoque rival offers dramatically enhanced environmental performance thanks to a lightweight and highly efficient PHEV system along with nimble drivability and a body style resembling a sport coupe, according to the brand.

The final concept is the AR (“Active Runabout") next-generation compact MPV, which is intended to combine the mobility of an SUV and the space of an MPV. This model uses an ‘enveloping interior design and a range of seat arrangements that provide comfort for all passengers’ along with the latest fuel efficiency technologies including the use of a down-sized direct-injection turbocharged engine.