The Japan Mobility Show 2023 exhibition has officially kicked off, and Toyota took this opportunity to introduce its brand new FT-3e concept model.
The front of the FT-3e concept stands out with its closed grille and slim LED daytime running lights placed above it. We can see two air intakes on the bonnet.
The body of the car is designed with a variety of bold geometric shapes and muscular crease lines, accompanied by flat door handles. This concept model is also notable because it features an external display showing battery and cabin temperature information.
The rear of the car looks like a futuristic design for the bZ4X. It has unique air slits and slim LED taillights similar to the ones at the front. We can also see prominent black accents and diffuser panels.
Toyota hasn’t revealed much about this concept model, but we can see that the FT-3e concept has a minimalist and modern interior with a single-spoke steering wheel and three display screens around it. The center console features a large entertainment screen.
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