Showing posts with label Toyota Concepts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toyota Concepts. Show all posts

Monday, February 14, 2011

Geneva Preshow: Toyota iQ Pure-Electric Prototype

.fullpost { display: inline; } An all-electric prototype of the Toyota iQ will make its European debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March. The iQ EV is equipped with an electric motor fed through a newly developed, flat and compact lithium-ion battery that is mounted under the car's floor. According to Toyota, the battery pack doesn't reduce the regular iQ's load area or passenger space. The

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Toyota Announces Yaris HSD Concept and New Prius+ MPV with 7-Seats for Geneva Salon

.fullpost { display: inline; } Toyota is going to have an interesting collection of cars at this year's Geneva Motor Show in March as the second and closer to production concept version of the FT-86 rear-wheel drive sports coupe will be joined by the Yaris HSD study and the new Prius+ minivan, which appears to be the European version of the Prius V with seating for seven instead of five.

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Toyota FT-86 II: Pre-Production Concept Teased ahead of Geneva Show

.fullpost { display: inline; } An almost production ready iteration of the much-hyped Toyota FT-86 sports coupe concept will be unveiled at the upcoming Geneva motor show in the beginning of March. Along with the announcement, the Japanese automaker also published a teaser shot of the FT-86 II hiding under a garage door. The picture shows the rear-wheel drive model's front end which features

Monday, January 10, 2011

Toyota Prius C Hybrid Concept will Spawn a Production Model in 2012


Along with the new Prius V minivan, the Detroit Show also welcomed the world premiere of the Prius C Concept, which will provide the inspiration for the next Prius Family member that Toyota plans to launch in the first half of next year.

The Japanese automaker said that the production version of the Prius C will be smaller, more affordable and with even greater fuel efficiency than the regular Prius. According to Toyota's claims, the Prius C will deliver the highest mpg of any available hybrid model without a plug in North America.

"The Prius c Concept, with c representing a “city”-centric vehicle, will appeal to young singles and couples who want an eco-sensitive, high-mileage, fun-to-drive Prius," Toyota said in a statement.

The Japanese company did not provide any other details on its entry-level Prius concept.


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