Mercedes Vision Tokyo — Mercedes is bringing fuel cell technology to the show, in the form of its dramatic Vision Tokyo concept car. Paul Harmer Mercedes Vision Tokyo — Inside the unusual shape of the Vision Tokyo, there's a novel seating layout that looks like a living room sofa. Daimler AG - Global Communicatio Yamaha Sports Ride Concept — Motorcycle manufacturer Yamaha is using Tokyo to showcase its first proper road car. Ken Ishii/Publicity/Getty Images for Yamaha Motor Co., LTD Yamaha Sports Ride Concept — The Sports Ride Concept is extremely light and will feature only a small 1.0-liter engine yamaha Tokyo Big Sight — The 2015 Tokyo Motor Show looks set to be one of the most successful in recent years. Ken Ishii/Publicity/Getty Images for Yamaha Motor Co., LTD Mazda RX-Vision — Mazda has the biggest single draw at Tokyo with its dramatic RX-Vision concept. Paul Harmer Mazda RX-Vision — The RX-Vision is designed to preview the next generation of Mazda's sports car. mazda Mazda RX-Vision — The show car will reach production in the next couple of years. mazda Yamaha Sports Ride Concept. — Ex-Formula One designer Gordon Murray conceived the Yamaha at his studio in the UK. yamaha Lexus LS-FC Concept — Lexus's Tokyo star is the LS-FC, a concept that shows how the next LS limousine will look. lexus Lexus LS-FC Concept — The show car is powered by a fuel cell, using hydrogen and emitting only water from the tailpipe. lexus Honda FCV Clarity — Honda's big Tokyo star is the FCV Clarity, a hydrogen fuel cell car that's on sale in Japan in 2016. honda Honda FCV Clarity — The FCV Clarity can also be used to power domestic devices, thanks to a neat inverter. honda Nissan IDS — The Nissan IDS drove itself out onto the stage at Tokyo; it's designed to showcase autonomous technology. Paul Harmer Nissan IDS — Beyond its autonomous abilities, the IDS also gives hints on the styling of the next Leaf electric car. nissan Nissan IDS — The IDS has a front cabin display that can transmit messages to other road users or pedestrians. nissan Mini Convertible — The all-new Mini Convertible is one of the major launches from European brands at Tokyo. Paul Harmer Porsche Macan GTS — Porsche has chosen Tokyo to show the latest, high-performance version of its Macan SUV. Paul Harmer Toyota Gosei Flesby — Built by a sub-division of Toyota, the Flesby is an autonomous mini-vehicle that displays messages on its spongy body panels. Paul Harmer Toyota Kikai — The dramatic Toyota Kikai concept tries to flaunt its mechanical parts instead of hiding them under its bodywork. toyota Daihatsu Hinata — The Daihatsu Hinata shows Japanese brands' novel approach to interior packaging; two seats can be swiveled to face out. Daihatsu Toyota Auto Body Alphard Hercule — The Toyota Auto Body Alphard Hercule is one of the most distinctive debuts at the show, with a huge grille and a living room-style interior. toyota Prev Next
