Tokyo Motor Show revs up with self-driving cars and futuristic fuel cells


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 28 Oct 2015

Mobility solutions: The Nissan Teatro for Dayz concept car. Nissan is showing a concept car with knobs and buttons replaced by tablet-style touch screens featuring controls and maps on a white instrument panel at the Tokyo Motor Show.

TOKYO: Self-driving cars, the latest fuel-cell technology and a concept vehicle with tablet-style touchscreens aimed at the digital generation were among the innovations on display at the Tokyo Motor Show. 

Nissan unveiled an autonomous electric vehicle that it said would “revolutionise the relationship between car and driver, and future mobility”, while Volkswagen shifted into damage control with another apology for an emissions scandal that has rocked the auto industry. 

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