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Nissan revealed two very different electric concepts at the 2019 Tokyo Auto Show- the sleek Ariya crossover and the chic but tiny IMk. Have a look.
Nissan revealed two very different electric concepts at the 2019 Tokyo Auto Show- the sleek Ariya crossover and the chic but tiny IMk. Have a look.
From the outset, the development team behind the Mazda MX-30 wanted to create a car that would become a partner to its owner. It should beg to be driven daily, and every time customers get behind the wheel, their affection for it should grow and they should feel more and more themselves. Everything about the model, from the styling that breeds a sense of familiarity to the open-feeling cabin that sets the mind free, is uncompromisingly designed around the user.The introduction of the all-new Mazda3 in 2019 marked the beginning of a new phase for Kodo design. Under the Car-as-Art ethos, Mazda is striving to further expand the design language's expressive range and raise the artistic quality of its designs. With the Mazda MX-30, while retaining the beautiful, handcrafted forms of Kodo as a base, the design team also explored an expressive direction more in touch with emerging new values and lifestyles. That process resulted in the design of MX-30. The Human Modern concept spurred a number of unprecedented approaches. The exterior is uncompromisingly simple to emphasize its beauty as a solid mass. The styling creates a friendly expression, and the cabin design, with its framed top and freestyle doors, embodies an image of lightness. The interior aims to give occupants a sense of being "enveloped in openness," with a floating console and unique materials designed to minimize environmental impact. The MX-30 embodies an expressive direction in car design that helps customers discover their natural selves through the process of living with the car.
The Toyota stand at this year's Tokyo Motor Show is turning into a huge mobility theme park: Visitors catch a glimpse into the future - and can take action themselves.With real models as well as photos and videos on large screens, Toyota presents its vision of the future in which people are even more in the spotlight. Vehicles support the mobility of each individual and create a new form of driving pleasure. Those who follow the future path at the Toyota stand will encounter people, robots and mobility solutions for different fields of application. For example, the Toyota Micro range serves drinks, while the E-Broom ensures a unique flight experience. Visitors can earn points on their way through a total of four areas, which they can exchange for a small gift at the Toyota Convenience Store, a futuristic business at the exit of the mobility company of the future.
A two-second teaser video and a succinct two-sentence press release is all we’re getting from Lexus at this point in regards to the company’s upcoming electric concept. Toyota’s luxury division says the new zero-emissions showcar is a window into the company’s electric and autonomous future, so not only will the vehicle lack a combustion engine, but it also might not have a steering wheel.It is believed the electric concept will take after the LF-SA from 2015, therefore we’re expecting a small hatchback developed mainly for city use. Pictured below, the old concept is said to go through some changes to bring it closer to what a production model would look like. That being said, we’re getting the feeling the new concept will still have an exaggerated futuristic design judging by this sole teaser image.
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