‘Press day’ is over at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show and now car enthusiasts can visit the floor of the “Tokyo Big Sight” to see what automakers have to offer. We rounded up galleries of official press photos of the main electric vehicles unveiled at the event:
The Teatro from Nissan
Nissan to unveil Teatro EV concept at Tokyo Motor Show [image gallery]
The eX from Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi debuts its 250 miles all-electric crossover eX concept [picture gallery]
The IDS concept from Nissan
The Vision Tokyo from Mercedes
The Gripz from Nissan
Nissan introduces the Gripz concept, a sport crossover powered by “Pure Drive” hybrid drivetrain
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Well, besides the powertrain being electric what makes these cars any different from the hundreds of never produced ICE concept cars of the past?
I’ll be amazed if even one of these actually goes into production ever.
I agree. The odds are low for most of these concepts to make it to a commercial products, but still… they do serve a purpose. Automakers generally use concepts to show where things are going in term of design and functionalities. Particularly Nissan here, I think, is clearly showing a commitment to electric powertrains. They deserve some recognition here. These concept also reaffirms the autonomous trend. Anyway, I’m rambling now, but I think these concepts do serve a purpose…