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Shortly after a single image of it leaked online, the Peugeot Instinct Concept has bowed before its public debut at the Geneva Motor Show 2017 next month. The concept debuts a selection of intelligent new technologies aimed at making the driving experience more connected than ever before. Additionally, it makes use of a plug-in hybrid powertrain delivering 300 PS (295 hp). One of the stand out features of the Instinct Concept is the so-called ‘Internet of Things’ platform. This system works in conjunction with Samsung Artik Cloud and syncs with the user’s various devices so the car can learn about the lifestyle of the driver and preconfigure its settings to suit the user’s needs. This can include altering the driving mode, ambient lighting, audio as well as the seat and interface settings. Additionally, the Peugeot Instinct Concept has the ability to alter its behavior depending on what the driver may want. For example, it can read the data from a smartwatch after the driver h...

This image depicting a bold and somewhat futuristic Peugeot concept was recently posted on the official Geneva Motor Show website. Granted, that's not where we usually find "leaks", but when it comes to novelties in the automotive industry, you always take what you can get - which in this instance is an exercise in design and who knows what else. Aside from the muscular aesthetics of the body, which may or may not translate to future Peugeot models, we'd be surprised if this thing wasn't also running some type of electrified power train. The interior might also offer a glimpse into what the French automaker is thinking in terms of comfort, connectivity and ergonomics, though so far, all we get is this shot of the exterior, first spotted by Worldscoop forum user Hugo 74. Styling aside (if you can get past that humongous grille) you can also notice large DRL strips running down the edge of the front fascia, some type of element in the middle of the roof, ...