| Make
|
Toyota |
| Model |
Fine-X |
| Concept
year |
2005 |
| Production
year |
- |
| Engine |
Hydrogen
fuel cell |
The Toyota Fine-X concept was an advanced compact concept
car unveiled at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show. It featured
a zero-emission hydrogen fuel-cell hybrid drivetrain,
which was located underneath the passenger compartment
to free up interior space at the front and rear of the
vehicle.
Power was sent to all four wheels via four independent
electric motors. The Fine-X also featured a clever four
wheel steering system for added maneuverability. It was
even agile enough to rotate about its own axis.
Access to the Toyota Fine-X was through expansive gull-wing
doors which ran the length of the passenger compartment.
The front seats swiveled outward to make entry and exit
even easier. Although you'd look like a bit of a tool,
sitting their waiting patiently while you're slowly spun
out onto the roadside!
Inside, the Toyota Fine-X featured seating for four, a
detailed digital dashboard, and a futuristic yoke-style
steering wheel.
The Toyota Fine-X concept was constructed using organic,
plant-based materials where possible to further improve
its green credentials.
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