Designed to replace for the current MKZ, the concept will be made on a new platform, which is also underpinning the next Ford Fusion and the Mondeo. According to the carmaker, it will continue to use a front-wheel drive platform, but customers will also be able to choose an optional all-wheel drive system.
Additional information is limited, but rumors says that the 2013 MKZ will be offered to supplement a range of V6 and turbocharged four-cylinder engines. A hybrid version might also be in the books
The production version is expected to debut later in 2012, or early 2013.
