Toyota reveals important clues about the future of driving
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The Japanese automaker unveiled its i-TRIL concept car at the Geneva Motor Show that ran March 9-19. The futuristic two-seater is meant to showcase a "viable alternative" to traditional segment cars for people who typically drive in urban environments, Toyota said at the time.
Toyota doesn't have any current plans to produce a version of the i-TRIL, but the concept shows how it's researching different transport options for city dwellers. Scroll down for a closer look:
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