2019 Tokyo motor show – the world premieres
The following vehicles were world debuts at the 2019 Tokyo motor show.
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2017 TOKYO MOTOR SHOW – world debuts
The following cars and concepts were world premieres at the 2017 Tokyo motor show.
COMMENT – Why Mazda needs the Amati luxury brand
It's almost 25 years since Mazda shelved Amati, its take on Acura, Infiniti and Lexus. Given that the plans for multiple models and a bespoke W12 engine were not backed up by a rock solid balance sheet, this was the right decision. Now, with its recent concepts effortlessly showing up so many cars from the likes of Ferrari, Aston Martin and Rolls-Royce which lack beauty, it's time for Mazda to think again.
2015 TOKYO SHOW: World premieres
A list of world premieres at the 2015 Tokyo motor show appears below.
TOKYO SHOW: Lexus reveals fuel cell LF-FC prototype
The Lexus LF-FC, a 5.3m long concept, has been revealed at the Tokyo show. It not only provides a preview of the next long-wheelbase Lexus LS but a potential hydrogen-fuelled variant for later in the decade.
TOKYO SHOW: Final list of world premieres
A final update of just-auto's list of concepts and production models which made their debuts at the 2013 Tokyo motor show's 20 & 21 November media preview days. Information on…
TOKYO SHOW: Suzuki chief terms minis “vehicles for poor”
Suzuki chairman Osamu Suzuki has expressed his reluctance to produce a micro sports car, describing minivehicles as "vehicles for the poor". Suzuki, who is also president of the major minivehicle…
TOKYO SHOW: Suzuki to launch compact hybrid
Suzuki plans to launch a compact hybrid vehicle, executive vice president Osamu Honda has said. Suzuki has been developing hybrid technologies in a bid to meet growing demand for vehicles…
TOKYO SHOW: Daimler optimistic despite tax hike
Daimler is optimistic about its sales in Japan despite the country's scheduled consumption tax hike to 8% from 5% in April next year. "Based on our very good product portfolio…
TOKYO SHOW: Nissan rethinks EV target
The Renault-Nissan alliance has delayed its goal of selling 1.5m electric vehicles world wide by two to three years, Nissan president and chief executive officer Carlos Ghosn said. The goal was originally…
TOKYO SHOW: Mazda promises more safety effort after crash
Mazda Motor president Masamichi Kogai has apologised to the victims of a test drive crash and said the company would redouble efforts to ensure safety of its vehicles. In a…
