Tokyo Motor Show News

The MI-Tech concept is designed to be a dynamic buggy-type vehicle. It shows off a light blue body colour and a secondary copper colour in a motor coil motif on the grille, inner wheels, and interior.

Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) has confirmed that the Japanese automaker will be introducing battery electric vehicles (BEV) in the Indan market. The new Toyota electric vehicle for India is under development in collaboration with Suzuki Motor Corporation (SMC), the manufacturer's top official has confirmed ahead of the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show. Toyota's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Shigeki Terashi said, "India is, of course, one of the countries we have in mind for introduction (of battery electric vehicles). Toyota is large in Japan but has limited presence in India. Maruti Suzuki is large in India...With Suzuki we will explore the possibilities of BEVs (in India)".

Ahead of its official unveiling at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show 2019, images of the next-generation Honda Jazz, also known as the Honda Fit in certain markets, have leaked online. In fact, the car seen in this new leaked photo is the new-gen Honda Jazz/Fit Electric Hybrid version.

Toyota is also pairing its planned 2020 launch of the Ultra-compact BEV with a new business model that aims to promote the wider adoption of battery electric vehicles in general.

Toyota's vision is built on an understanding that mobility goes beyond physical transportation to include the human need to be moved and engaged emotionally.

There are no details on the plug-in hybrid electric SUV concept yet, but all we get to see is a teaser image

Mitsubishi Motor Corporation has finally pulled the wraps off the all-new e-Evolution Concept at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show, resurrecting the iconic moniker as well. However, unlike the rally prepped four-door perforamance sedans that the older Evolutions were known to be, the new Mitsubishi e-Evolution concept steers the moniker in a new direction - that of SUVs, also showcasing what the company's focus will be in the future.

MFTBC unveiled E-Fuso as the first OEM to launch a product brand exclusively dedicated to electric mobility of trucks and buses.