Tokyo Auto Salon

Tokyo Auto Salon

Toyota Motor Corp. unveils a pair of concept cars based on its classic AE86 -- a Corolla Levin electric vehicle (front) and a hydrogen engine-equipped Sprinter Trueno -- at the Tokyo Auto Salon motor show in Chiba, near Tokyo, on Jan. 13, 2023.

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