Toyota Unveils Innovative Concept Vehicles at Japan Mobility Show 2025: Corolla, Lexus LS, and Century Concept

Toyota has revealed several concept vehicles at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, presenting models like the Toyota Corolla, Lexus LS, and Century Concept. The Japanese automobile manufacturer also provided insights around its vision for the rebranded Century, making it a standalone ultra-luxury brand above Lexus.

However, the performance and other specification details haven’t been announced yet; this latest unveiling gives an idea of how the future vehicle from Toyota will be designed and positioned in the global market.

Toyota Corolla Concept

Toyota has officially unveiled the Corolla Concept, which has been in the market since its first launch in 1966. With updated design and dimensions, the new concept offers a more modern look with sharp design language, including a full-width LED light bar, creased bonnet, and steep windshield. The automaker has also announced that the new generation of Corolla will be offered in multiple powertrain options, including all-electric, plug-in hybrid, strong hybrid, and ICE.

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Lexus LS Concept

The Lexus LS Concept has been presented as an ultra-luxury van on six wheels. While major design and specification details of the Lexus LS haven’t been revealed, the new LS features a unique lighting setup. Toyota also presented the Lexus LS Coupe, which features an expansive panoramic glass roof. There is angular lighting at the front, and the rear design is borrowed from a quirky minivan sibling. Its four compact fans properly divide the vertically stacked third brake light, further adding to the distinctive profile of the vehicle.

Century Coupe Concept

The Century Coupe Concept is a two-door coupe-like SUV and features unique design elements to look different from other Toyota Concepts. As per the official announcement, the Century Concept has 60 layers of paint. The front profile seems to be tall with split LED headlight on either side of a honeycomb-style grille painted to match the body color. Besides visible bonnet vents, its design configuration indicates that the engine has been mounted on the front. The concept does not have any ORVAM or rear windshield, and the window line is further extended to the rear.