Toyota Altezza

A sports coupe produced by Nissan since 1975, with the S14 and S15 generations becoming central to Japan's drift culture. Renowned for its lightweight body and responsive steering, it achieved legendary status among racing enthusiasts and became an icon of touge racing culture.

Toyota's iconic model and the world's first mass-produced hybrid vehicle, launched in 1997. It revolutionized fuel efficiency and environmental performance, establishing the hybrid vehicle market globally. Demonstrating Japan's automotive technology leadership, it has achieved over 20 million sales worldwide.

Toyota's hybrid drivetrain system combining internal combustion and electric motors for improved fuel and environmental efficiency. Evolving through generations like THS and THS II, adopted in numerous models starting with Prius. Contributing to international standardization of hybrid technology.

Toyota's compact hybrid vehicle. The Yaris Hybrid achieves both high fuel efficiency and driving performance. With over 1 million units sold globally by 2020, it demonstrates strong market presence. A strategic product promoting compact car electrification.

The AE86 generation of Toyota Corolla Levin/Sprinter Trueno (1983-1987) is one of the most iconic vehicles in Japanese motorsports history. Its lightweight FR platform and reliable engines made it versatile across circuits and mountain roads. It achieved cult status as a motorsports legend.

A luxury sedan unveiled by Toyota in 1955. With the slogan 'Someday, Crown,' it became the aspirational car for Japanese people. Favored by politicians and business leaders, it symbolizes Japan's upper class. It has over 75 years of prestigious history.

A compact hybrid car launched by Toyota in 2011. Smaller than Prius with affordable pricing, it pioneered the next-generation eco-car market. Balancing fuel efficiency with environmental consideration, it suits urban use. With over 3 million sales domestically, it leads global hybrid demand expansion.