South Korean auto maker Ssangyong has unveiled an all-terrain vehicle concept at the Seoul Motor Show, Left Lane news announced on Monday. The new all-roader vehicle takes its design cues from other East Asian cars like Toyota's FJ Cruiser. One of the more notable design cues is a small lockbox integrated into the rear hatch. Clever storage options are peppered throughout the interior as well. The concept is fitted with a 1.6L four cylinder driving the rear wheels through an automatic transmission, but an electronic 4WD system can theoretically power the front wheels as well. Ssangyong is 70 percent owned by Mahindra & Mahindra Limited, an Indian automaker known for its SUVs.
