#TokyoMotorShow

Lexus has revealed the wild LF-30 Electrified compact crossover at the Tokyo Motor Show. Seriously, just look at it.

Suicide doors, a coupe-like shape, and a sustainably-sourced interior: meet  Mazda‘s first production EV, the MX-30.

Press days at the biennial Tokyo Motor Show have just wrapped up. Per usual, there were plenty of significant reveals and here are our top five.

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Yamaha builds, like, everything, from ATVs and outboard motors, to electronics and musical instruments. It seems there’s almost no pie this Japanese conglomerate doesn’t have a finger deeply buried in.

At the Frankfurt Motor Show last month, we all fell head-over-heels in love with Honda’s adorable Urban EV Concept. Anyway, they’re not done wowing us yet because they just unveiled a similar design study at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show.

Self-driving cars are kind of a big deal. It seems every single automaker and supplier company on planet Earth is racing to develop some version of this technology, including Lexus.

Not content stealing the show with its gorgeous Vision Coupe concept, Mazda revealed another heart-stopping design study at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show.

Mazda revealed its Vision Coupe concept at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show and it’s sexy AF, folks!

In addition to the e-Survivor, an electric off-roader with a traditional frame that draws inspiration from the brand’s Suzuki, Jimny and Vitara models, Suzuki has several other world debuts scheduled for this year’s Tokyo Motor Show.

It wouldn’t be a Tokyo Motor Show without a few bizarre unveilings and Honda has more than a few waiting in the wings year.

Nissan has previewed an “intelligent mobility” concept that it will debut at the upcoming 2017 Tokyo Motor Show.