Toyota Gazoo Racing's GR HV Sports Concept vehicle combines the best of a sports car with the best of a hybrid and tops out at more than 100 mph. | License Photo
Toyota Motor Corp. Executive Vice President Didier Leroy presents the Toyota Concept-i autonomous vehicle, saying that by 2020, most Toyotas will connect to the company's cloud-based Mobility Service Platform. | License Photo
The Toyota New Century has gotten its first update in two decades and challenges luxury vehicles by Rolls-Royce and Bentley. | License Photo
Each wheel on the Toyota FINE-Comfort Ride has its own motor and its batteries are fueled by hydrogen. | License Photo
The Toyota Concept-i autonomous vehicle is intended to be just as convenient to use by people in wheelchairs as it is for people who walk. | License Photo
The e-Evolution Concept car is Mitsubishi's first high-performance crossover SUV using electric technology. | License Photo
Though the engine of Nissan's new crossover electric sports utility vehicle iMx is quiet, the vehicle will play music at certain speeds to alert pedestrians that it's nearby. | License Photo
Nissan Motors executive vice president Daniele Schillaci bowed for several seconds in apology for recent scandals. | License Photo
HondaPresident Takahiro Hachigo said the company's Sports EV Concept car doesn't yet have any specifications nor a release date. | License Photo
Honda President Takahiro Hachigo unveiled the company's new self-balancing motorcycle. | License Photo
Yamaha's Tritown is a compact electric vehicle that a rider controls using their balance. | License Photo
Yamaha Motor President Hiroyuki Yanagi unveils a MOTOROiD motorcycle being described as fully autonomous. | License Photo
Yamaha Motor President Hiroyuki Yanagi unveils the Cross Hub Concept vehicle, a small truck with enough room to cary two motorcycles. | License Photo
Mazda President Masamichi Kogai introduces the Kai concept vehicle, which could be a preview of what the next Mazda 3 hatchback will look like. | License Photo
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation President and CEO, Marc Llistosella unveiled the E-Fuso Vision One electric truck, which is capable of traveling up to 217 miles on one charge hauling 11 tons. | License Photo
