The E-com ride is like a giant slot car track - except these cars are real cars that drive themselves using an advanced cruise control and steering technology that "follows the road":
Inside the Toyota Crown (Toyota's prestige line - usually used as company limos):
The RiN - a concept green car:
The i-swing is billed as a "personal mobility concept", but looks too much like an electric wheelchair to me:
Another concept car called the "Pod":
A really compact parking garage:
G-Link is a telematics service for Lexus owners:
The "Mega Stage":
The "Euro Sports" store:
This section is devoted to hybrid cars:
Inside a hybrid car:
Prius THS-II engine:
Prius models:
This is the Prius used in Eco Mission 2000 @ Europe (travelled 10,000 km in 40 days):
The Auris (replacement for the Corolla):
The best place to play a car simulation game:
Nice
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