Chinese design house IAT intends to build 10 production models of the six-metre long SUV powered by a 357bhp V10 engine
27 Apr 2016 | 7076 Views | By Mark Andrews, Autocar UK
The IAT Kalman, a six-metre-long monster SUV that costs RMB 12 million Rs 12.21 crore), has been unveiled at the Beijing Motor Show.
The Kalman is understood to be a working prototype currently undergoing testing in China with a 357bhp, 6.8-litre V10 engine.
IAT Auto, the company behind the SUV, ...
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The IAT Kalman, a six-metre-long monster SUV that costs RMB 12 million Rs 12.21 crore), has been unveiled at the Beijing Motor Show.
The Kalman is understood to be a working prototype currently undergoing testing in China with a 357bhp, 6.8-litre V10 engine.
IAT Auto, the company behind the SUV, is looking to do a limited 10 unit production run with an asking price of over Rs 12 crore.
This, however, is a guide price, because the interior is completely customisable – the display car featured a champagne fridge in the rear, for example.
Reports suggest the car is built on the underpinnings of the Ford F-450 pick-up truck, and IAT is currently looking for a production partner in Germany to produce the vehicle overseas.
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