The Toyota FT-1 Concept Will be Unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show 2014
Michael Nieto — January 13, 2014 — Autos
References: pressroom.toyota & geeky-gadgets
The newly designed Toyota FT-1 Concept has been announced to be unveiled at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show. This futuristic concept vehicle has been speculated for a period of time for the Gran Turismo almost two years ago. The design focuses on a muscular, expressive body form that is seemingly shaped by the wind.
It features Inlets, ducting, and vents from the exterior design to help reinforce its track–ready nature with elements of purposeful airflow management. The cockpit has a front engine rear-wheel drive configuration where its far rearward within the wheelbase helps improve weight distribution. This Toyota FT-1 concept as shown in the video, will have great anticipation for the 2014 Detroit Auto Show.
It features Inlets, ducting, and vents from the exterior design to help reinforce its track–ready nature with elements of purposeful airflow management. The cockpit has a front engine rear-wheel drive configuration where its far rearward within the wheelbase helps improve weight distribution. This Toyota FT-1 concept as shown in the video, will have great anticipation for the 2014 Detroit Auto Show.
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Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The unveiling of the Toyota FT-1 Concept at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show demonstrates a trend toward innovation in the automotive industry, with an emphasis on sustainable energy solutions and advanced designs.
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3. Sports Car - The focus on track-readiness in the Toyota FT-1 Concept highlights a trend toward the development of high-performance sports cars that cater to a niche market, and could lead to innovative performance and safety features in the industry.
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