So what is the purpose of the numerical exercise? Only to reference the new concept's size in relation to current vehicles you most likely have seen, and also bring to light that mass cargo capacity isn't necessarily this crossover's prime directive. That said cargo carrying functionality is. A version of the 9-5 wagon's sliding floor and slick cargo-securing tracks has been adapted to the 93-X for loading and unloading awkward cargo easily. This variation is slightly more advanced mind you, incorporating a device for mechanically extending the cargo floor automatically when the lower half of the split rear tailgate is opened.
Want more flexibility? While folding the rear seatbacks forward for additional cargo is nothing new, the 93-X allows the front seats to be folded flat as well, opening up the front passenger space for longer items. What's more, each of the four seats is equipped with cargo-securing tracks of their own. Saab has also created some custom designed 'luggage' to fit into the tracks and keep loose items tucked away safe.
The cargo-securing tracks theme has been taken to new heights by adapting a pair onto the roof's central spine between its parallel glass sections. This evolution of Saab's innovative load hauling solution allows custom-designed cargo carriers, bike and ski racks to keep your valuable outdoor gear safer and more secure.
Back on the inside Saab has made effective use of the available space with a great deal of handy storage features. For instance a driver's door mounted universal battery charge system is ideal for small families who couldn't dream of missing Junior's first burp - their camcorder battery will fit into the charger perfectly. It's even possible to play home videos through front and rear screens via camcorder jacks mounted alongside the battery chargers.