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Chevrolet has released a teaser image of a new SUV concept, the FNR-X, which will make its public debut at the Shanghai motor show later this month. Following the wild FNR concept of two years ago, the slightly more conventional FNR-X is set to form the basis of a new plug-in hybrid electric SUV. Of note, from the single teaser image we’ve seen, the front grille treatment screams more than a little of Camaro. Above: The wildly futuristic FNR concept of 2015, the basis for the tamer FNR-X

The 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk has finally been revealed, fusing the supercharged heart of the Hellcat-badged Dodge Challenger and Charger with the more practical body of an SUV. Under the bonnet is a 6.2-litre supercharged V8, developing 527kW of power and 874Nm of torque. Drive is sent to an on-demand all-wheel drive system via an eight-speed automatic transmission, which have both been upgraded over regular Grand Cherokee models to deal with the huge outputs of the Hellcat engine.

The interior of the Skoda Vision E has been sketched out ahead of the concept car's debut at the Shanghai motor show later this month. The Vision E concept seats four people in individual bucket seats, with each passenger presented with their own high-resolution information and entertainment interface, which can be synced up to their own smartphone.

Update - Infiniti has confirmed the QX80 Monograph name for its new SUV concept, along with a reveal on the 12 April at 4:00pm EDT. A teaser image of the Infiniti QX80 Monograph concept has been handed down today, ahead of a New York motor show debut, previewing the next-generation of the company's largest SUV. The Japanese luxury marque hasn't revealed much about the new model, with the image accompanied by the following:

The Toyota FT-4X concept has been previewed today ahead of its debut at the New York motor show in a few weeks time. Aside for acknowledging the existence of the concept and announcing its upcoming debut on the first press day of the 2017 New York motor show, Toyota is only saying that the car will be "four wheeling" and "scene stealing". All we know at this stage is that it will have 18-inch alloy wheels shod with the chunky 225/55 Goodyear tyres. Above: Toyota 4Runner.