This is a list of concept vehicles made by Toyota from the years 2020–2029.

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Toyota HYBARI
Overview
Manufacturer	Toyota, JR East, Hitachi
Production	2021 (testing in 2022)
Assembly	Japan
Body and chassis
Class	Train
Body style	2 car train
Platform	FV-E991 series
Powertrain
Engine	2 lithium-ion battery (120 kWh each)

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The Toyota HYBARI (Hydrogen-Hybrid Advanced Rail vehicle for Innovation) is a train made in partnership with JR East and Hitachi. It will be a 100% hydrogen powered train that would run on the Tsurumi Line and Nambu Line. It is an FV-E991 series train with two cars, and has a top speed of 100 km/h (62 mph)^{[1][non-primary source needed]}

Testing is planned to start in March 2022.^{[needs update]}

The Aygo X prologue was unveiled in March 2021 by Toyota Motor Europe.^[2][3] It previewed the production Aygo X that was unveiled in November 2021.

The GR Supra Sport Top Concept is based on the J29 GR Supra. The roof of the car was removed and replaced with a carbon fibre targa top panel. The underside of the car was braced to retain the structural strength. A rear wing, custom rear diffuser and a custom exhaust system were also added. The vehicle was shown at the November 2020 SEMA360 online show.^[4][5]

The GR Yaris Hydrogen is a GR Yaris with a modified G16E-GTS engine to run with hydrogen fuel.^[6][7]

In December 2021, Toyota revealed a number of battery electric vehicle concepts to be produced up to 2025 as follows:^[8][9]

• Four bZ series models:^[10]
  • bZ Compact SUV (previewed again individually in December 2022)^[11]
  • bZ Large SUV
  • bZ Small Crossover
  • bZ SDN (sedan) (revealed as the bZ3 in October 2022)^[12]
• Compact Cruiser EV^[13]
• Crossover EV (revealed as the Crown Sport in July 2022)^[14]
• Pickup EV^[15]
• Small SU EV (further previewed as the C-HR prologue in December 2022)^[16]
• Sports EV^[17]
• Micro Box^[18]
• Mid Box

In addition, four Lexus-branded concepts were shown.^[19]

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The GR GT3 Concept is a GT3-inspired concept car that was shown at the January 2022 Tokyo Auto Salon.^{[20][non-primary source needed]}

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The bZ4X GR Sport Concept is a tuned version of the bZ4X that was shown at the January 2022 Tokyo Auto Salon.^{[20][non-primary source needed]}

The Kijang Innova EV Concept is an EV conversion prototype based on the second-generation Kijang Innova that was first presented on 31 March 2022 in Indonesia.^[21][22][23] The conversion was done by the Australian branch of SEA Electric, a company specialising in electric trucks conversion based in Melbourne, Australia. Five prototypes were built; three in Melbourne and two in Indonesia.^[24]

The storage battery uses a 58.9 kWh lithium-ion unit with an estimated range of 280 km (175 miles). The electric motor is rated at 134 kW (180 hp; 182 PS) and could generate up to 700 N⋅m (520 lb⋅ft) of torque.^[25] The claimed top speed is 120 km/h (75 mph).^[26]

The Corolla Cross H2 Concept is a Corolla Cross fitted with a modified G16E-GTS engine to run with hydrogen fuel.^[27]

The C-HR prologue was unveiled in December 2022 by Toyota Motor Europe. It previews the production second-generation C-HR which will be released in 2023.^[16][28]

The IMV 0 is a single-cab pickup concept that was presented on 14 December 2022 at the 60th anniversary event of Toyota Motor Thailand hosted by Akio Toyoda. Based on the IMV platform, it was designed and engineered by Toyota Daihatsu Engineering & Manufacturing (TDEM) in collaboration with Japanese and Australian engineering teams.^[29]

The production version was released on 27 November 2023 in Thailand as the Toyota Hilux Champ.^[30][31]

The Hilux Revo BEV Concept is an EV conversion prototype based on the eighth-generation Hilux that was presented on 14 December 2022 at the 60th anniversary event of Toyota Motor Thailand.^[29]

Designed at Toyota European Design and Development (ED²), this previews an SUV in the bZ battery electric range. The wheels are at the extreme ends of the vehicle, with minimal overhangs. The seats are made from recycled plant material.^[34]

It was shown in Brussels^[34] and at the November 2022 Los Angeles Auto Show.^[35]

The bZ Sport Crossover is one of two bZ-branded concept vehicles that are introduced at Auto Shanghai 2023. It was developed by BYD Toyota EV Technology, FAW Toyota Motor, and Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing China (TMEC), and will enter production in China in 2024.^[36][37]

ThebZ FlexSpace is one of two bZ-branded concept vehicles that are introduced at Auto Shanghai 2023. Similar to the bZ Sport Crossover, it was developed by BYD Toyota EV Technology, FAW Toyota Motor, and Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing China (TMEC), and will enter production in China in 2024.^[36][37]

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The JUU is a wheelchair that can go up and down stairs. It uses car electric motors.^{[38][non-primary source needed]}

The 'Land Hopper is a three-wheeled mobility device with two front wheels connected to a bicycle style handlebar, a bicycle style seat and a single rear wheel. It folds up for storage.^[39][38]

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The Space mobility is a buggy designed for use on the moon.^{[38][non-primary source needed]}

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The NEO Steer explored the use of a motor cycle style handlebar that included the accelerator and brake controls.^{[38][non-primary source needed]}

The Land Cruiser Se is a monocoque-based three-row battery electric concept SUV using the Land Cruiser nameplate showcased at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show.^[40][38]

Concept based on the 2024 model year Tacoma using the Tundra engine, drivetrain, suspension and many custom trim parts.^[41]

The Kayoibako is an EV van based on the same platform used for the FT-3e and FT-Se. The name refers to the Japanese name for delivery boxes. There is no B-pillar between the passenger door and the sliding cargo door. Two versions were shown at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show. One was setup for a wheelchair driver and the other was setup up a 3-row camper MPV.^[42][43]

The Global HiAce BEV Concept is an EV delivery van based on the long-wheelbase Toyota HiAce (H300) van.^[44][45]

The X-Van Gear Concept (pronounced as cross-van) is a van built by Toyota Auto Body. The rear doors slide backwards like in normal cargo vans. However, the front doors swing out parallel to the body.^[46][47]

The Urban SUV Concept is a battery electric B-segment SUV concept showcased by Toyota Motor Europe in December 2023. It previews a battery electric SUV that will be unveiled in the first half of 2024. It resembles the eVX concept from Suzuki, suggesting the vehicle will be jointly produced by Toyota and Suzuki.^[48][49]

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The GR H2 Racing Concept is a Le Mans Hypercar built by Toyota Gazoo Racing.

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