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Concept

The concept car has played an important role in Toyota’s automotive history, signposting both innovations for the future and wild experiments.

  • Race tech of the GR Supra Performance Line Concept

    Developed by the engineers behind Toyota Racing Development, the competition-derived aero in the GR Supra Performance Line has gone from concept to reality.

    10 December 201926 May 2026
  • GR Supra Wasabi Concept: spiced-up track day star

    The Wasabi Concept demonstrates how the new GR Supra can be spiced up for driving enthusiasts. Track day, anyone?

    4 December 2019
  • GReddy GR Supra drift concept: Supra to the max

    GReddy Performance Products’ radical reinterpretation of the Toyota GR Supra as a drift car turned heads at the recent SEMA show.

    14 November 20199 September 2024
  • Toyota Fine-Comfort Ride concept explores future fuel cell technology

    The Toyota Fine-Comfort Ride premium saloon is the first of two strikingly different fuel cell concepts that will be displayed at the Tokyo Motor Show.

    18 October 20179 January 20232 Comments
  • Toyota defines the future of mobility with Concept-i series

    The Concept-i series is Toyota’s vision of future mobility – a trio of vehicles that adopt artificial intelligence to understand and interact with its drivers.

    16 October 20177 January 20239 Comments
  • Think Hilux is tough? Meet the Hilux Tonka Concept

    When the going gets tough, the tough can now become unstoppable in the Hilux Tonka Concept – the full-size dream toy for grown-ups.

    29 March 201718 August 2021
  • Toyota Concept-i – the friendly future of mobility

    Toyota Concept-i design study is revealed at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show, focusing on friendly future mobility.

    5 January 20179 January 20236 Comments
  • Toyota uBox – remember this flexible concept car?

    This is the Toyota uBox, a student-built concept developed in collaboration with Toyota Motor North America for Generation Z drivers.

    13 April 201612 August 20242 Comments
  • Wooden car – full details of the Toyota Setsuna

    The Toyota Setsuna is a wooden car revealed in 2016. Inspired by classic British sports cars and speedboats, it is also an EV. Intrigued?

    1 April 201612 August 2024
  • World-first drive of Toyota FCHV Fuel Cell Vehicle

    With annual production expected to be between 5,000 and 10,000 a year, Toyota’s first production fuel-cell car, the FCV-R is a serious thing indeed. It’s unveiled in Tokyo this December, but we got an early drive.

    29 October 201327 August 20243 Comments
  • World-first drive of the Toyota i-Road electric concept

    Andrew English gets behind the wheel of the funky and ground-breaking i-Road Concept at Toyota City in Japan

    11 October 201329 July 202414 Comments
  • Toyota i-Road concept: first pictures and video

    Toyota’s new i-ROAD personal mobility vehicle (PMV) makes its world debut at the Geneva motor show, a new, flexible form of transport designed for city streets.

    4 March 201327 August 202422 Comments
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