It has an X pattern on is tires, but the X in its name is attributed to its multipurpose capability.[28] Suzuki Concept X debuted at the 2005 North American International Auto Show as a significant departure in styling for a Suzuki mid-sized sport utility vehicle aimed at younger buyers in the North American market.[29] This concept vehicle evolved into the second-generation XL7 introduced late in 2006.[30] G70 appeared at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show as the Regina, but was renamed before the 2012 Salon International de l'Auto[31] and Auto China[32] shows to signify that it met the goal of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions no higher than 70g/km (and perhaps that Regina as a model name would be a marketing fiasco).