This year at Kenshiki, we’re taking another exciting step forward, as we reveal our thrilling new fully-electric concepts The Toyota Urban SUV Concept, the Toyota Sport Crossover Concept, the Toyota FT-Se, the Toyota FT-3e.
Kenshiki: Where the Future Begins
Welcome to Kenshiki, where we invite the European Media, to share our vision for the future of mobility. Every year it’s a wonder of new possibilities. So join us and let’s go beyond.
Mobility For All
We believe everyone deserves access to the opportunities mobility provides. Wherever they live, whatever their age or ability. Mobility is for all, without limits and with no one left behind.
Every Step Counts
We’re on a mission to full carbon neutrality in Europe by 2040*. Yes, it’s a big leap but we’ll get there step by step through a multi-technology approach that provides Toyota drivers with a range of low and zero tailpipe emission vehicles*—from hybrid to plug-in hybrid to hydrogen, and full battery electric.
Optimism Never Rests
We were the first to pioneer Hybrid technology, but we didn’t stop there. Today we’re accelerating our BEV offering to customers with the next generation of battery electric mobility solutions that will be more accessible and with even better range.
As always, we can’t wait to see what’s next.
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Urban SUV Concept
Impossible to ignore, this bold and rugged SUV has a compact body yet a spacious and fully flexible interior.
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Toyota Sport Crossover concept
Beauty is in the eye of any beholder. An electric style icon designed for maximum comfort and space with a sleek fastback silhouette.
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Toyota FT-3e
Sweeping exterior design that combines advanced styling and aesthetics, optimised aerodynamics for increased efficiency and range.
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Toyota FT-Se
Made to thrill. A battery electric high-performance two-seater sports car concept for a carbon neutral era. What a time to be alive.
Far from just concepts, Kenshiki is the place for our industry to see real models set to hit showrooms in the next 12-36 months. A multipath approach to the future of cars.
Electric Concepts Showcased
*Vehicles may still have emissions at other points of their lifecycle, e.g. their manufacturing, maintenance or end-of-life.