Presented by Toyota at the 2007 LA Design Challenge, the Biomobile Mecha is a futuristic study of a vehicle capable of turning pollution into an energy source. Among the features are the nano-laser wheels and the transformable structure.

Unveiled at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, the Toyota RiN is a concept vehicle focused on passengers' comfort and wellness, and aims at enhancing harmony between man and nature.

The Toyota 1/X Concept is a futuristic vision that redefines the concept of environment-friendly vehicles. It has a total weight of just 420 Kg, thanks to the extensive use of advanced materials such as CFRP.

Unveiled by Toyota at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, the i-Real Concept is a three-wheeler personal mobility vehicle with variable wheelbase and height layout.

The Toyota Hi-CT Concept is a compact urban vehicle targeted to young customers. Among the features are plug-in hybrid powertrain, the edgy design and a removable rear trunk.

The Toyota FT-MV Concept is a proposal for a prestigious futuristic minivan. Offering a capacity for six passengers, it features large dimensions and a comfortable interior characterized by soft ambient lighting.

The Toyota iQ Concept is a proposal for a futuristic compact vehicle. Designed at the ED2 European Design Studio, it features a total length of 3 meters, a 3+1 seats layout and a dynamic exterior design.

3D animation of the Toyota Alessandro Volta Concept, designed by Italdesign/Giugiaro and unveiled at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show.

Created by Toyota's European styling centre ED2, Hybrid X is a four-door, four-seat open-space concept that proposes a new design language for hybrid models and acts as a technological showcase.

Unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show, the Toyota FT-HS Hybrid Concept gives a vision of a futuristic 2+2 sports car. It was developed by Calty design center and Californian Advanced Product Strategy Group.