Toyota to Demo Next-Gen Technology at 2020 Olympics
Toyota Motor Corp. says it will have working models of its futuristic Concept-I and e-Palette concept vehicles at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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Toyota Motor Corp. says it will have working models of its futuristic Concept-I and e-Palette concept vehicles at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
Toyota unveiled a static version of the sleek Concepti two-seater at the 2016 CES electronics show in Las Vegans. The toaster-shaped e-Palette was shown there in January.
Toyota is a top Olympics sponsor and the official “mobility partner” of the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics Games. The carmaker also plans to demonstrate a fuel cell-powered bus and other advanced technology vehicles during games.
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