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| Toyota NS4 concept |
The Toyota NS4 concept is an ‘advanced plug-in hybrid concept’ according to Toyota. It's the Japanese car maker's vision of what a new family car will look like in 2015.
The NS4 is a five-door liftback with a very short front overhang and an aero-friendly, sleek fastback style. The headlamps are wedgily styled to shape the face of the NS4 and combine with gaping Lambo-spec air intakes in the front spoiler to make this quite unlike any other hybrid. The rear lamps too are pencil-thin and positioned high-up to help create a rear spoiler for superior drag resistance and stability.
Its dashboard controls features a touchscreen which operates the multimedia systems, climate control, battery-charge system and sat-nav. Toyota claims it learns a driver's preferences to simplify choice and present their most likely alternatives in any given situation.
Safety
Adaptive headlamsp which automatically flick up to full beam wherever possible, and then trim the beam to avoid dazzling other road users . It also fearues a radar and cameras to anticipate a crash, and will autonomously apply the brakes - and steering - of its own accord to avoid a collision.
A new type of glazing in the car windows that have a hydrophobic and anti-fog coating will repel water from outside and mist inside. The glass also filters out UV rays to prevent harmful rays entering the cabin and keep the temperature inside at a comfortable level
The NS4 is a five-door liftback with a very short front overhang and an aero-friendly, sleek fastback style. The headlamps are wedgily styled to shape the face of the NS4 and combine with gaping Lambo-spec air intakes in the front spoiler to make this quite unlike any other hybrid. The rear lamps too are pencil-thin and positioned high-up to help create a rear spoiler for superior drag resistance and stability.
Adaptive headlamsp which automatically flick up to full beam wherever possible, and then trim the beam to avoid dazzling other road users . It also fearues a radar and cameras to anticipate a crash, and will autonomously apply the brakes - and steering - of its own accord to avoid a collision.
A new type of glazing in the car windows that have a hydrophobic and anti-fog coating will repel water from outside and mist inside. The glass also filters out UV rays to prevent harmful rays entering the cabin and keep the temperature inside at a comfortable level
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