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Explore the fancy and the futuristic from Tokyo Motor Show 2015

Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan unveiled its Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo, a concept supercar developed in collaboration with Polyphony Digital.

In new Fire Knight red body colour, the Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo is an embodiment of a virtual car, through which gamers around the world experience Nissan's performance and innovation.

Here's a car you will definitely drool over - the Mazda RX Vision. Painted in a shade of red, the car has a wheelbase of 106.3".

This is how a future car should actually be. Toyoda Gosei Co's personal mobility concept airbag car 'Flesby' has external airbags, which detects an impending collision. It is expected to hit the streets by 2030.

Daihatsu Motor Co President Masanori Mitsui poses for pictures inside its concept car NORIORI after the presentation at the 44th Tokyo Motor Show in Tokyo.

Mercedes Benz head of design Gordon Wagner displays the new 'Vision Tokyo' concept car during a press preview at the Tokyo Motor Show.

Japan's Mitsubishi Motors president Tetsuro Aikawa introduced the electric SUV 'eX Concept' model during a press preview at the Tokyo Motor Show.

These are powered by a 125cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine that produces 9.5PS of power. The Kawasaki Z125 is mated to a four-speed automatic transmission while the Z125 pro gets a manual.

This road sports model was conceptualised as a fusion of the old and new. Furthermore, everything is melded together with the craftsmanship that goes into creating the finest musical instruments.

It has a multifunction smartphone instrument cluster.

This scooter mounts an engine newly developed in line with Yamaha’s BLUE CORE development ideal. It is a global market model manufactured and sold in Indonesia, and marketed in other ASEAN region countries and developed markets. The model on display is the Japanese-market version.

We saw this first in Frankfurt Motor Show. But it doesn't matter. Nissan Gripz with the looks that it posseses, still remains as drool-worthy as ever.

This concept brings together both all-electric powertrain and autonomous driving in a single package

This is the Juke 16GT Four Personalization models

Nissan's partner Renault showcased its latest generation of hatchback Twingo

Porsche Macan GTS debuted at the Tokyo Motor Show, The GTS version is powered by a 3 litre V6 engine which is good for 360 horsepower

Porsche GT3 RS too had its time in the limelight at the Tokyo Motor Show

Porsche also did the world premiere of its new 911 Carrera 4S

The American brand Jeep showcased its Renegade SUV

Jeep's one more product that grabbed eyeballs was 2016 Rubicon.

Caught in the middle of an emission scandal, Volkswagen decided to showcase its Passat GTE, a petrol-electric plug-in hybrid, to veer the attention of the world a bit towards its environmentally friendly side.

Toyota unveiled its SF-R concept at the show. The coupe looks like an entry level sports car apt for people getting their hands on a sportscar for the first time

From the Toyota stable, FCV too made its debut here at the Toyota Motor Show. This concept gives a rather clear idea of which direction Toyota is planning to go in the future.

FCV Plus is a fuel-cell powered car which can be used as a generator that can proivede power to home.

Well, ever wondered how a car works. Watch Toyota Kikai in action and you might just get all your questions answered.

Standing amongst a wave of futuristic concepts, Toyota Kikai tries to take us back a few steps in time and remind that under all the present-day tech features on a car, it still has a mechanical heart

This gorgeous looking car is not by any big car brand, but by one man, Ken Okuyama.

A former Pininfarina and Porsche designer, Okuyama designed this 890 kg, 370 PS car from scratch, which was first unveiled at the last edition of Tokyo Motor Show.

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