Showing posts with label Tokyo Motor Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tokyo Motor Show. Show all posts
Sunday, November 20, 2022
The Tokyo Motor Show Is No More
Targeting a return in late 2023, the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association or JAMA has confirmed that the Tokyo Motor Show is no more. Instead, it will be re-branded as the Japan Mobility Show.
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Events,
News,
Tokyo Motor Show
Friday, May 20, 2022
Tokyo Motor Show To Re-Brand Into "Japan All-Industry Show"
The Tokyo Motor Show will re-brand itself when it returns in 2023. In an announcement, JAMA Chairman Akio Toyoda said it will open under a “Japan All-Industry” banner.
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News,
Tokyo Motor Show
Tuesday, June 8, 2021
Tokyo Motor Show Targets 2023 Return
The Tokyo Motor Show will return in 2023, after organizers canceled it this year for the first time because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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News,
Tokyo Motor Show
Thursday, April 22, 2021
It's Official: The 47th Tokyo Motor Show 2021 Is Canceled
It’s official: the 47th Tokyo Motor Show 2021 is canceled. This marks the first time the biennial motor show has been canceled since its inception 1954.
Filed Under:
COVID-19,
Events,
News,
Tokyo Motor Show
Friday, September 25, 2020
Tokyo Motor Show Organizers Considering All Options for 2021
The organizers of the Tokyo Motor Show are taking a wait-and-see approach to next year’s event as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts the international auto show circuit.
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News,
Tokyo Motor Show
Monday, October 28, 2019
Nissan "Resets" Its Design Philosophy to Speak in Simple, Clean Lines
Embedded in a hillside deep in Japan’s Kanagawa prefecture lies Nissan’s Global Design Center. There, Executive Design Director Satoru Tai focuses on Nissan’s next design horizon, a new direction that speaks in simple, clean lines.
Filed Under:
Feature,
Nissan Concept Cars,
Tokyo Motor Show
Saturday, October 26, 2019
Nissan's PR Language Runs Wild with the New Ariya Concept
Nissan unveils what they call a concept that epitomizes “its brand philosophy for the next evolutionary phase of the automobile.” If that’s really the case, then prepare to be bored with the Ariya.
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News,
Nissan Concept Cars,
Tokyo Motor Show
Friday, October 25, 2019
No, There's Not a Single Bit of Toyota in the Mazda MX-30
With the launch of their first all-electric vehicle, skepticism started creeping in almost immediately: is the MX-30 a full-blown Mazda or is it something a bit more pedestrian wearing fancy KODO clothing?
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Feature,
Mazda MX-30,
Technology,
Tokyo Motor Show
Toyota Had the Biggest WTF Moment at the Tokyo Motor Show
The 46th Tokyo Motor Show 2019 had everything: cutesy-patootie sub-compact cars, bonkers concept SUVs, cool-looking EVs, a new stylish wagon, and then you have this: the Toyota e-broom. It had the biggest “WTF” moment at the show and elicited more confused reaction than applause when Toyota President Akio Toyoda and his cartoon counterpart, Morizo showed it to the press.
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News,
Tokyo Motor Show,
Toyota Concept Cars
Thursday, October 24, 2019
Honda's CEO Explains the Rationale Behind the All-New Jazz's Styling
The styling of the all-new Jazz represents a dramatic design departure compared to Honda’s current efforts. And while some decry it as looking too cutesy, Honda’s own Representative Director and CEO Takahiro Hachigo explains the rationale behind the ahegao styling.
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Feature,
Honda Jazz,
Sub-Compact,
Tokyo Motor Show
Love or Hate It, the 2020 Honda Jazz Keeps Its One Trademark Feature
So far, internet opinion is split on the design of the all-new Honda Jazz. Some call it “cute”, while others denounce it as “too girly.” But while it’s still too early to judge it based on the court of public opinion, one thing is for certain: it’s still got one trademark feature that’s sure to please long-time Jazz owners.
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Honda Jazz,
News,
Sub-Compact,
Tokyo Motor Show
Honda Doubles Down on Electrification Starting with All-New Jazz
With the introduction of the all-new Honda Jazz (Fit in Japan), Honda doubles down on its commitment to electrify 66 percent of its global unit sales by 2030. With that, the carmaker has introduced a new collective name for its electrification efforts: Honda e:TECHNOLOGY (all caps are part of the trademark) which will cover both its two- and four-wheeled mobility products.
Filed Under:
Honda Corporate,
News,
Technology,
Tokyo Motor Show
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Mitsubishi's New SUV Concept Can Run on Diesel, Kerosene, or Alcohol
Mitsubishi finally showed off the Mi-Tech Concept—an off-left field small plug-in hybrid electric SUV that embodies the company’s brand statement, “Drive Your Ambition.” A purely design concept for now, the Mi-Tech Concept does show a new plug-in hybrid drivetrain, a four-motor electric all-wheel drive system, and the most advanced driver assist tech—things which will make it to future Mitsubishi production models.
Filed Under:
Mitsubishi Concept Cars,
News,
Tokyo Motor Show
Subaru Finally Hits Their Design Stride With All-New, 2020 Levorg
It looks like Subaru is finally hitting a good design stride as evidenced by the introduction of the all-new, second-generation Levorg at the 46th Tokyo Motor Show 2019.
Filed Under:
News,
Sports Car,
Subaru Levorg,
Tokyo Motor Show
Mazda's First-Ever EV is a Crossover with "Freestyle Doors"
Mazda has unveiled its first mass-production electric vehicle, the MX-30, and despite its rather conventional crossover body, it does have a few design tricks up its sleeve that set it apart from the growing sea of EVs.
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Electric Vehicles (EV),
Mazda MX-30,
News,
Tokyo Motor Show
All-New, 2020 Honda Jazz Goes Human-Centric Design
Honda ushers in a new era for its sub-compact car offering with the global unveil of the all-new Jazz at the 46th Tokyo Motor Show 2019. The all-new model eschews Honda’s “grand design” concept for a more human-centric design approach. It goes on sale first in its home market of Japan by February 2020 with the rest of the world to follow.
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Honda Jazz,
News,
Sub-Compact,
Tokyo Motor Show
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Toyota Draws First Blood, Unveils All-New 2020 Yaris
The first next-generation Toyota small car has been unveiled: the all-new 2020 Yaris. Toyota’s sub-compact hatchback sees a top-to-bottom redesign and sports a brand-new line-up of engines and a new platform which promises better driving performance and comfort.
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News,
Sub-Compact,
Tokyo Motor Show,
Toyota Yaris
The All-New, Fourth-Generation Honda Jazz is Coming and This is Our First Look
Tokyo Motor Show is just a week away, so let the teasers begin. What could be one of the most important new models for Honda at the show is this: the all-new Jazz sub-compact hatchback.
Filed Under:
Honda Jazz,
News,
Sub-Compact,
Tokyo Motor Show
Friday, October 11, 2019
Here's Hoping Toyota Will Adopt Force Blue As Their New Signature Color
There just aren’t enough cool blue cars on the road. While Subaru’s made it a point to make it their trademark hue, here’s hoping that potential-future parent company Toyota does the same with Force Blue.
Filed Under:
News,
Tokyo Motor Show,
Toyota Concept Cars,
Toyota Mirai
Sunday, October 6, 2019
Mitsubishi Combines SUV Design and Small Car Proportions in the Super Height K-Wagon Concept
Mitsubishi of late has always iterated that they’ll be focusing on two product segments: small cars and utility vehicles. Now, what if you combine the two? Well, that’s what the upcoming Super Height K-Wagon Concept is.
Filed Under:
Mitsubishi Concept Cars,
News,
Tokyo Motor Show
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