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Daihatsu’s 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon concepts are wild

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Daihatsu’s 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon concepts are wild | Top Gear

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Prepare for utter craziness and complete love with these wonderful kei concepts

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Daihatsu’s 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon concepts are wild

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Prepare for utter craziness and complete love with these wonderful kei concepts

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Prepare for utter craziness and complete love with these wonderful kei concepts

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Daihatsu’s 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon concepts are wild

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Daihatsu’s 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon concepts are wild

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Daihatsu’s 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon concepts are wild

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Prepare for utter craziness and complete love with these wonderful kei concepts

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Great news! The Tokyo Auto Salon may be going virtual this year, but thankfully our old pals at Daihatsu have lost none of their creative spirit. Click these blue words if you’re not sure what we’re talking about.

That link was their line-up of concepts for the 2020 Tokyo Auto Salon, and the images above are 2021’s. Together the set is called ‘Daihatsu Village Colourful Carnival’, because of course it is!

Aren’t these little kei cars all incredible? The first and surely the most bonkers is the Hijet Sporza, which is based on the Hijet delivery van but has been turned into a ridiculously cool kei-speedster-ute thing. Want.

The second is the Copen Spyder, which uses the supremely cool Copen Cero’s retro body panels and once again chops off the roof and uses a speedster-style windscreen. There’s Volk Racing wheels to complete the look too.

It’s not all sport and speedsters though, there’s proper lifestyle too. The Hijet Jumbo Camper has a bed, LED lights and a safari rack, whilst the Taft Crossfield is a boxy kei-SUV that we can definitely get on board with.

Last but not least – it’s the brilliantly named Thor Premium D-Sport. It’s based on the standard Thor (yep) but gets lowered suspension and a muscly little bodykit. We all need a Thor in our lives.

Got a favourite, Internet?

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Great news! The Tokyo Auto Salon may be going virtual this year, but thankfully our old pals at Daihatsu have lost none of their creative spirit. Click these blue words if you’re not sure what we’re talking about.

That link was their line-up of concepts for the 2020 Tokyo Auto Salon, and the images above are 2021’s. Together the set is called ‘Daihatsu Village Colourful Carnival’, because of course it is!

Aren’t these little kei cars all incredible? The first and surely the most bonkers is the Hijet Sporza, which is based on the Hijet delivery van but has been turned into a ridiculously cool kei-speedster-ute thing. Want.

The second is the Copen Spyder, which uses the supremely cool Copen Cero’s retro body panels and once again chops off the roof and uses a speedster-style windscreen. There’s Volk Racing wheels to complete the look too.

It’s not all sport and speedsters though, there’s proper lifestyle too. The Hijet Jumbo Camper has a bed, LED lights and a safari rack, whilst the Taft Crossfield is a boxy kei-SUV that we can definitely get on board with.

Last but not least – it’s the brilliantly named Thor Premium D-Sport. It’s based on the standard Thor (yep) but gets lowered suspension and a muscly little bodykit. We all need a Thor in our lives.

Got a favourite, Internet?

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Prepare for utter craziness and complete love with these wonderful kei concepts