Toyota I-TRIL Concept At Geneva 2017 Editorial Image

87th Geneva Autoexpo 2017 The new i-TRIL concept car points to what the Japanese think we’ll be driving in just over a decade’s time - it’s designed to replace city cars and superminis. Steady on. Hardly anything has been confirmed for the new concept car, bar this teaser photograph, which portrays a compact, heavily stylised front end with the This is a proper world debut and we know the car was designed in Europe at the French styling studio outside Nice to showcase Toyota’s vision for urban motoring in Europe in 2030. It’s electric-powered, obviously, and has an unusual 1+2 seating layout. Kind of, in a more utiliatarian, egalitarian fashion. The i-TRIL will also lean in to corners like a motorbike, a bit like the earlier i-Road concept car’s Active Lean technology.