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Besides the Montero/Pajero and the Lancer Evo, perhaps Mitsubishi's most famous model is the Delica. It's a minivan, but it also has serious off-road chops, and it has had them for decades. At the Japan Mobility Show, Mitsubishi showed the D:X Concept, which is a look a the future of the go-anywhere van.
TOKYO — Lexus is moving forward with its plans to completely electrify its lineup by 2035, previewing a production car with the reveal of two vehicles at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show. The LF-ZC, notably, previews a production vehicle due in 2026, while the LF-ZL represents what is possible from an electric Lexus flagship employing the brand’s next-gen EV architecture.
Once again, the Japan Mobility Show has surprised us with one of the many sports car concepts. When Honda announced it would show something sporty in Tokyo, we jumped to thoughts of the NSX and S2000. But Honda has instead revived the Prelude name for its electric concept.
Nissan just revealed the Hyper Force, an all-electric sports car with 1,341 hp (1,000 kW) and a whole lot of GT-R DNA, although the company playfully refrains from directly mentioning it, you can see it everywhere, even in the pixelated illuminated badge. The concept features Nissan’s e-4ORCE all-wheel control technology, lightweight construction, and a solid-state battery. It’s the finale of a weeks-long string of concept reveals from Nissan and it’s clearly the firework of the bunch.According to the automaker, this concept intends to appeal to racing enthusiasts and gamers alike.
The Honda Prelude has returned as an electric sports coupé intended to demonstrate the brand’s commitment to the “joy of driving” amid the transition to electric cars.
Mazda has given a radical vision of what the future could look like for the venerable MX-5, headlining this year’s Tokyo motor show with a sleek, rotary-electric sports car concept called the Iconic SP.
The new Lexus LF-ZC concept paves the way for a premium electric saloon due to launch in 2026 as a rival to the BMW i4 and forthcoming Audi A4.
The new Lexus LF-ZL concept showcases a future premium electric flagship SUV that, the firm claims, will use next-generation hardware and software to offer a “personalised” experience.