Cutting Edge Wheels at Tokyo Motor Show

Brand new car offerings from all the companies in Japan

George Popescu May 23, 2014 - 1 min read

This amazing bike is a real offering from Kawasaki and it's actually street legal.

This was some kind of off road vehicle for sports enthusiasts that like to go off road.

I'm not sure why there was a real space man suit at the show but it goes to show you can find almost anything at the car show.

This cute car is a new concept and it looks like two cars in one due to the shape and colors.

I love this transparent car which shows the intake system as well as the air bags set up built inside the car.

This futuristic looking vehicle was actually attached to the wall and it's a future type car, the colors on it were changing continuously and it was very attractive.

There were also many trucks at the show, including this old style vehicle with a beautiful model inside.

Lexus was out in force with all their new concept and real street legal cars, this SUV looks rather aggressive.

There were also some random robot statues at the show, not sure what they represent.

Many companies had the engines out and on display in their glorious shininess and detail.

Honda had many new cars on display including this all white offering including what seems to be the only male model at the show.

This Radical car is definitely not street legal, it goes to show that there's more than just future consumer vehicles at the show.

This is absolutely the coolest and most interesting and beautiful tractor I've ever seen in my life.

This cute little car is not a concept and will actually be created in the future, I love the Lamborghini style doors on it.

Last but not least this cross section of the car is amazing, you can see the thickness of its walls as well as what's inside and under it, no secrets here.

The Tokyo Motor Show happens once every two years.

You can see all the new achievements in Japanese technology in terms of brand new vehicles and concept cars. There's many different offerings from all the well-known Japanese companies as well as trucks from Volvo and a variety of motorcycles and even hands-free Segway type rides.

They also have engines on display, as well as see-through cars and different systems of the cars shown without the vehicle around them. It's a very cool show not to be missed.

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George Popescu @george.popescu

I was born in Bucharest, Romania and after a brief stay in London, England I settled and lived in Toronto, Canada for 20 years. I moved to Tokyo in late 2013 and have lived here ever since. I enjoy exploring the city with my camera as well as going to many special events that Tokyo has to offer e...