Once you get past the questions of what it should and shouldn’t be called, you might be able to appreciate this family-friendly crossover that can beat supercars from the lights. With its 465PS (342kW) power figure, scarcely-believable 830Nm (614lb ft), dual-motor powertrain and 88kWh battery the GT will hit 62mph in 3.7 seconds (with a mild rollout). Top speed is however limited to 124mph.
In spite of that potential performance, the GT is still targeting a WLTP-certified range of 310 miles. Just don’t try for that distance after a couple of flat-out launches. The GT will join an extended-range battery model, which should be good for 335 miles once it’s certified, and 0-62mph in 5.1 seconds. Of course, without the need for ultra-high performance, a two-wheel-drive 373-mile (est.) variant is also on offer.