Posts Tagged "Daihatsu"

To help you navigate our coverage on the live site, the list below details our coverage by each brand:

Audi:
What exactly is ‘Sportback’, Audi?

Daihatsu:
Best in showstand: Daihatsu
Photo Gallery: Daihatsu concepts

Honda:
Honda shows concepts galore in Tokyo
Honda opens the N-Box
Honda EV-Ster concept: electric, but not organic
Photo Gallery: Honda alternative mobility
Photo Gallery: Honda concepts
Photo Gallery: Honda ‘N’ Cars

Isuzu:
Surprise star: Isuzu T-Next

Kobot:
Meet the Kobots [w/ gallery]

Mitsubishi:
Sad fall from grace of Mitsubishi

Nissan:
Nissan NV350 Caravan: fit for a whole platoon of Storm Troopers
Photo Gallery: Nissan Pivo 3

Subaru:
Subaru Advanced Tourer Concept
Toyota GT 86/Subaru BRZ: so near yet so, so far
Video: Subaru Advanced Tourer interior with Yohei Noshiro
Photo Gallery: Subaru at Tokyo

Suzuki:
Suzuki Regina concept: the mini aero delight
Happy Birthday Lapin!
Photo Gallery: Suzuki concepts

Toyota:
Turn the lights down low…
Toyota GT 86/Subaru BRZ: so near yet so, so far
Video: Tokuo Fukuichi, Toyota’s Design Chief, on the Fun-Vii concept
Photo Gallery: Toyota production cars
Photo Gallery: Toyota concept cars

Yamaha:
Yamaha’s Moegi motorcycle: A satisfying blend of old and new

Volkswagen:
Volkswagen Cross Coupe concept represents “the next step” [w/gallery]
Photo Gallery: Volkswagen at Tokyo

Misc:
Tokyo’s Smart Mobility City
Tokyo Motor Show 2011 opens its (new) doors
Ken Okuyama’s designer brakes
Mitsubishi: Cafe with a Kei
Sonic Design
Weirdest thing I’ve ever seen at a motor show (**Warning** contains a girl and two donkeys)

Daihatsu D-X:

Daihatsu FC ShoCase:

Daihatsu Pico:

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Contrary the poorly lit stand of parent company Toyota, Daihatsu has one of of the best displays at the Tokyo show this year.

The company’s inviting layout, airy exhibition space and friendly staff was a stark contrast to some of the other exhibitions, many of which had showcars set high on an exhibition stand making it difficult to access. Daihatsu also has a viewing platform up above the exhibit with fun, interactive displays.

The fact that the automaker also had one of the most appealing concepts on display – in the form of the monovolume FC showcase – was icing on the cake.

Eric Gallina