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Toyota本屆世界新車大展以”Mobility for All”為主題，展現其始終以顧客為本，為人類與環境共存共榮的理想未來而努力，致力打造”Ever-Better Cars”，提供車主更多元的車款選擇。Toyota本次展出陣容，將由i-TRIL Concept、FCV PLUS的展演，啟動對於未來移動及能源共享新境界的想像；另外，也將展出Toyota重返全球拉力戰場的新戰駒Yaris WRC及充滿流線跑格的S-FR，訴求”Fun to Drive”的品牌精神。同時，身為國人最喜愛的節能代表品牌，更規劃休旅生活（RV）與節能生活（HV、Plug-in HV）展區，完整呈現Toyota的最佳生活提案。 (more…)

Автомобиль FCV plus – будущее энергетической безопасности

FCV Plus будущее

Автомобиль, работающий на сгораемых топливных элементах, в будущем может стать важным элементом энергетической безопасности и служить в качестве источника энергии для других транспортных средств, а также для домов и офисов.

Разработчики видят автомобили будущего не только как средство передвижения, но и своего рода генератор электричества для общества. Благодаря сгоранию веществ,…

Tokyo Motor Show offers glimpse at the future of ‘mobility’

Toyota’s FCV Plus

TOKYO (TR) – The 44th Tokyo Motor Show opens Friday with a focus on self-driving cars and smart cities that will change our roads tomorrow.

Of the roughly 400 vehicles and motorcycles on display at Tokyo Big Sight, the concept cars from Toyota, Japan and the world’s largest automaker, steal the show. The FCV Plus, a hydrogen-powered car with a slick white body and green glass…

Toyota Three New Concept Cars Debuts at Tokyo Motor Show

Toyota teases its three new concept cars before their official debut in Tokyo Motor Show. These concept cars are the company’s future vision of mobility. They are FCV Plus, KIKAI and S-FR.

S-FR is a yellow car which looks like a hybrid of Ford as it comes with a giant front grille and a BMW M coupe. It is aimed at entry level buyers as it is pictured as a fun to drive and lightweight sport car.…

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Our favorite bizarre-cars auto show, the biennial Tokyo event, kicks off later this month, and on the heels of the odd stuff from Honda, Suzuki, and others comes Toyota’s odd stuff. The steampunk Kikai [above] joins the FCV Plus hydrogen-fuel-cell concept and the Margaret Keane–like Kirobo robot/friend. Let’s take a closer look.

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FCV Plus

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Whereas Toyota’s currently available fuel-cell vehicle, the Mirai, was hit with an ugly stick, the FCV Plus is a futuristic machine as might have been imagined around the time of the original iMac. Toyota says the FCV Plus would fit right into “a sustainable society in which hydrogen energy is in widespread use.” There are electric hub motors at all four corners, with a hydrogen-fuel-cell stack between the front wheels and an airy, blue-glass-wrapped cabin. When not in use, an external hydrogen source can be hooked up to the car so that it may produce electricity to be plugged back into a user’s home or the power grid.

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Kikai Concept

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The Kikai, as Toyota puts it, “takes the machinery, normally hidden beneath the body, and makes an open display of its beauty.” To us, this three-seater resembles a cross between a Ford T-bucket hot rod and a dune buggy. We’re digging the cycle fenders and the steelie-style wheels. Inside, the concept’s cabin features a center driving position, with two rear seats behind. Four freestanding gauges perched on a curved bar comprise the dash, and little windows in the footwells allow one to gaze at the workings of the front suspension. There appears to be little point to the Kikai other than to produce an interesting-looking thing—and we’re okay with that.

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Kirobo Mini

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This unsettling little guy is said to have been inspired by the robot astronaut Kirobo, who we are pretty sure is some kind of famous robot astronaut over in Japan. Anyway, Kirobo Mini, who is four inches tall, is intended to be brought along by its owners wherever they go and to “communicate with them in a meaningful way.” Toyota further claims that interactions with Kirobo will be accompanied by “expressions and gestures,” which will bring “smiles to [peoples’] faces through daily exchanges that chart the course of an evolving relationship.” Awwww!

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