Full-size SUV with a crest badge

A large silver-grey SUV parked at a kerb behind traffic bollards, seen from the rear quarter, with the upright three-row shape of a full-size and a coloured crest on its tailgate.

The vehicle is a big square SUV in silver-grey, seen from behind and to one side. The roofline runs flat to a vertical tailgate under a roof spoiler, the rear pillar is broad and dark, and a bright trim strip runs along the base of the side glass and up the pillar between the rear door and the quarter window. Tail lamps are tall vertical units at the corners, and the wheels are large multi-spokes.

The tailgate carries four things. A bright horizontal strip runs across its top edge under the glass. Below that, in the centre, sits a small crest badge in red and silver, and below the crest a blue number plate with pale characters. Low on the left of the tailgate runs a line of raised lettering, about eight characters in a thin spread sans. The crest does not resolve into a device, the plate characters and the lettering are under this site's letter floor, and the page has no candidate word for them; their heights are in the lettering table.

It is standing at a kerb with orange and white traffic bollards along the edge of the frame, in the same shot as a step-through scooter and a white sedan, both of which have their own pages here.

How to recognise it

• Large square SUV in silver-grey, flat roofline to a vertical tailgate, roof spoiler
• Broad dark rear pillar, bright trim strip along the base of the side glass
• Tall vertical tail lamps at the corners, large multi-spoke wheels
• A red-and-silver crest centred on the tailgate below the bright top strip, a blue plate under it
• Raised lettering low on the left of the tailgate, about eight characters, under the letter floor
• Parked at a kerb behind orange and white bollards

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 16:57.20. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 537 by 259 of it. Also in it: a step-through scooter and a white sedan.

How this was measured

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What we still do not know

• The crest and the lettering. Both are present and neither is legible.
• The name, and the manufacturer
• Whether it is a three-row or a long-wheelbase two-row
• Everything measured: top speed, handling, price, where it spawns