Ford Tourneo is one of the concept cars Ford will be showing at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.

Although its name kinda resembles the legendary Gran Torino, it’s actually a van. The Tourneo previews the next generation Ford Transit.

The car features Ford’s Kinetic Design language, which until now has only been used for passenger cars. It’s the first commercial vehicles Ford has made with the signature grille and headlight.

The Tourneo is also very clever, and features an all-new interior design with driver-focused cockpit, and a luxurious, fully trimmed cabin which has the ambience and high-quality materials of a modern multi-seat saloon car. By mixing the qualities of a sedan with practicality of a van, Ford is introducing new standards to this class.

The concept car is also a showcase of Ford’s latest technological developments, including multi-adjustable and removable rear seating, advanced SYNC voice-activated, in-car connectivity system and the latest Ford low-CO₂ ECOnetic Technologies.

Among the smart, innovative features included on the concept are:

• ECOnetic Technologies – Ford’s advanced low-CO₂ features including Auto-Start-Stop and Smart Regenerative Charging
• SYNCvoice-activated, in-car connectivity system – enables mobile phones and music players to be connected to the vehicle, and controlled using voice control
• Emergency Assistance – enabled by SYNC, this new feature is designed to assist occupants to contact the Emergency Services in the event of an accident, providing vehicle location information
• Advanced restraint system – including driver, passenger, side and curtain airbags
• Rear-view camera – integrated into the rear view mirror
• Lane Departure Warning and Driver Alert – latest driver assistance features to alert the driver if the system detects the vehicle is inadvertently drifting out of the lane, or the driver is becoming tired behind the wheel