Best concept cars at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show - pictures

It wouldn't be a motor show if there weren't hordes of amazing concept cars - here's our round-up of our favourites.

The DS E-Tense previews a new future for Citroen's luxury sub-brand.

DS was keen to stress this isn't just a concept - it could easily be put into production.

The E-Tense is a fully-electric car, with a suitably futuristic interior.

Honda's new Civic concept was unveiled at Geneva, ahead of the hatchback's 2017 release.

Famed styling house Pininfarina has been purchased by Indian company Mahindra & Mahindra - but it's still putting its styling chops to good use and has produced the H2 Speed concept.

The H2 Speed is a hydrogen-fuelled electric car with around 500bhp.

The Skoda Vision S concept preview the upcoming seven-seat Skoda Kodiaq.

The Kodiaq will sit above the Yeti in Skoda's range and compete with the likes of the new Volkswagen Tiguan.

It may be a concept, but Subaru hasn't let us in any doubt that this previews the next-generation XV crossover.

When released the new XV will debut a new range of petrol and diesel engines from Subaru.

The new Opel&nbsp;<a href="https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/vauxhall/92984/vauxhall-gt-concept-makes-geneva-say-wow">GT Concept</a>&nbsp;- from Vauxhall's parent company - pays homage to its 'sixties predecessor.

It takes styling cues from the Opel GT of the sixties.

The Volkswagen T-Cross Breeze previews the brand's future small SUV, which will rival the Nissan Juke.

It's been shown in Geneva as a drop-top, two-door SUV, but we'd expect a more sensible bodystyle when the Polo-based SUV comes to market.

Are you a fan of bi-colour seats? Do you have more than three kids? The jazzy SpaceTourer concept tries to make van-based MPVs cool.

It has a Tesla Model S-rivalling range of 311 miles from its 483bhp powertrain.

This all-electric supercar by Italdesign sadly won't make it to production.

Introducing the tablet table in the&nbsp;Peugeot Traveller iLab. That's going to be an expensive option.&nbsp;

Mitsubishi's Geoseek concepts are aimed at 'urban adventurers' and are covered in orange accents as well as outward-bound gear like a bespoke roof box.