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Toyota And Lexus Unveil 15 New Electric Concepts All At Once


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Been a late comer to the EV era, I think this show hand / all-in moment is Toyota way of playing catch up (heh look here, I have everything ready ok!)... :D :D But the fact remain that they are quite far behind other big names from Europe, Korea and China.

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During the media briefing on battery EV strategies, Akio Toyoda shocked the automotive world by unveiling 15 fully electric concepts previewing future models of Toyota and Lexus.

What must be the largest rollout of concept cars in history includes everything you can imagine, from city cars, sedans, SUVs of all shapes and sizes to pickups and sportscars. Some of them are based on existing models, but there are also several all-new vehicles based on the EV-dedicated e-TNGA architecture.

The “showroom of the future” as Akio Toyoda called it, had a bunch of other EVs hiding behind the curtain. The lineup for the Lexus brand includes its first dedicated EV called the RZ which is the production version of the LF-Z Electrified concept. Then there is a sports battery EV that looks like the spiritual successor of the LF-A with an expected cruising range of over 700 km (435 miles) thanks to solid-state batteries, and an expected 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) acceleration in the low 2-second range.

Additionally, we saw full-size prototypes of a large SUV (Lexus Electrified SUV) and an unnamed Lexus-branded sporty sedan. The latter also appeared in hatchback form in the official renderings, alongside a 2+2 cabriolet featuring similar styling.

Last but not least, Akio Toyoda showed us another series of models calling them “the diverse Toyota EVs”. These include commercial vehicles like an autonomous shuttle bus, a compact van designed for both business and leisure, and a versatile urban EV. The Compact Cruiser EV incorporates styling features from the FJ Cruiser in what could become an off-road-focused five-door EV. Next to it, there is Toyota’s first electric dual-cab pickup which appears to be similar to the Hilux or the Tacoma in terms of dimensions but gets modern design features inspired by the larger Tundra.

The Small SU EV looks like an electric CH-R with a dynamic styling approach, while the Crossover EV is slightly larger and more subtle in terms of exterior design, likely previewing Toyota’s entry into the C-SUV segment. Finally, there is an EV sportscar with mid-engined proportions and a two-seater cabin which could become the future MR2 serving as Toyota’s treat for petrolheads.

 

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2 hours ago, Inlinefour said:

more EV fire akan datang

 

The car the car the car is on fire

 

Fire fire burn so high

 

😜😜😜

You don't trust Toyota's QC.?

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The designs look very un-Toyota like ie modern n futuristic with nice curves which u don’t see in today’s Toyota cars bar perhaps CH-R.

Having said that, these are concepts which may not turn out exactly as the concepts when it rolls out for production n hence I’m not holding my breadth that Toyota hv finally moved away from their traditionally conservative designs. Time will tell though……

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3 hours ago, Watwheels said:

LoL...What is this suppose to be??

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Military usage? hahaha. Ahem. their car are highly sought by ahem. . ..  the talibans. 😅

 

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13 minutes ago, inlinesix said:

Currently, there is a Singapore Co that convert EV battery into home use battery 

But after home use? Our counter part is studying on recycling years back too, they probably had some strategy in mind. Anyway, I think all were thinking about business and not really into being environmental free except one of my boss asking some people to look into our carbon footprint for social responsibilities

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3 minutes ago, Arogab said:

But after home use? Our counter part is studying on recycling years back too, they probably had some strategy in mind. Anyway, I think all were thinking about business and not really into being environmental free except one of my boss asking some people to look into our carbon footprint for social responsibilities

I believe it can further recycle for home use.

To be environmentally free, we have to walk.

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