Ssangyong is set to expand its Tivoli model line-up with a longer and more spacious version badged Tivoli XLV. Based on the XLV Air concept first revealed at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September 2015, Ssangyong will show a production-ready version of the car at the Geneva Motor Show, next month.

The Tivoli XLV keeps the same 2,600mm wheelbase as the standard Tivoli, but is stretched by 235mm from the C-pillar back, providing more storage space and room inside. In total, carrying capacity has increased to 720 litres with its rear seats in place – well up from the 423 litres offered by the standard car.

The XLV will look almost exactly the same as the standard Tivoli, with only minor styling flourishes at the rear end expected to mark the XLV out from its shorter sibling.

Powertrain options will include the same 1.6-litre diesel and petrol engines already offered in the Tivoli, coupled to either a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. It will be offered in both two- and four-wheel drive forms. Ssangyong says the Tivoli XLV “provides the versatility needed to meet a wide range of individual lifestyles".

The carmaker recently showcased the Tivoli in India at the Auto Expo 2016. However there is no official confirmation on the India launch of this model.