Tokyo Motor Show 2015
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Some of the best concepts of the year were high-end sports cars pointing to the future of performance driving. Here are our picks for the best of 2015.
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Honda has revealed the next-generation of its Clarity Fuel Cell sedan at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. While it represents the company's latest hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) developments, the Clarity Fuel Cell is in many ways more like your everyday car than any HFC has ever been before.
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Daihatsu is not an automaker we talk about all that often, but when we do, it's usually because of a very interesting concept car or two. For this year's Tokyo Motor Show, Daihatsu has dedicated its concept cars to rethinking the vehicle interior.
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The concept car that Yamaha had teased two weeks ago has been officially unveiled at the 44th Tokyo Motor Show. Built on Gordon Murray's innovative iStream Carbon platform, the Sports Ride Concept attempts to convey the feeling of riding a motorcycle to a lightweight two-seater sport car.
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Kawasaki offered a glimpse of it's future supercharged bike line-up at the Tokyo Motor Show when it showed a sketch of the Spirit Charger Concept, a softer version of the 200 hp Ninja H2, plus a newly-developed version of it's supercharged engine aimed at increasing efficiency and fuel economy.
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If you're after quirky concept car action, few places in the world can match the Tokyo Motor Show. From rotary-powered halo cars to cute custom Kei cars, it has something for everybody. Gizmag was on the ground at this year's event. Join us as we take a look at the best in show.
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Nissan has rolled out the funky, high-tech Teatro for Dayz concept at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. Designed to engage younger potential drivers that Nissan frames as "share natives," the car is packed with unlikely technologies like exterior LED displays and an interactive interior display system.
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STI has pulled the covers off of a special-edition WRX STI, designated the S207. With just 400 units to be produced, the S207 begins as a WRX STI, then receives several upgrades, including exclusive engine and suspension tuning along with unique design elements inside and out.
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The eX Concept hits two targets with one reveal, giving Mitsubishi a proposed entry into the fast-growing compact crossover market and a new showcase of the Japanese automaker's future powertrains and technology credibility as an electric vehicle concept.
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Two years ago, Porsche first revealed its Macan line of compacts SUVs to the world. Now, at the Tokyo Motor Show, the automaker has unveiled the latest member of that family – the more powerful 2017 Macan GTS.
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Subaru has unveiled its new Impreza 5-Door Concept. Focussing on the design features of the next-generation Impreza, rather than the drive-train or tech, it has a compact, streamlined and sculptural look aimed at reinforcing the Impreza's sporty reputation.
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Tilting three-wheeled motorcycles seem certain to go mainstream with the showing by Yamaha of a sporting MWT-9 concept at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. The MWT-9 uses a three-cylinder 850 cm3 engine and is likely to extend the existing 125 cm3 Tricity into an entire family of three-wheelers.
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