Toyota Fun-Vii concept (2011)
Concept car · 2011 · Electric
A smartphone on wheels
Unveiled at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show and famously dubbed 'a smartphone on wheels' by Toyota president Akio Toyoda, the Fun-Vii uses its entire body as a reconfigurable display. Owners can change the exterior colour and content, or the interior theme, as easily as downloading an app. The name stands for Vehicle, Interactive, Internet. Augmented-reality navigation is blended into the interior, a voice 'navigation concierge' guides passengers, and the car links with surrounding vehicles and infrastructure to warn of hazards.
Key facts
- Concept: Full-body reconfigurable display surface
- Name meaning: Vehicle, Interactive, Internet
- Seating: Three
- Length: 4,020 mm
- Width: 1,745 mm
- Height: 1,415 mm
- Wheelbase: 2,750 mm
- Interface: AR navigation and voice concierge
Production
- Status: Concept only
- Tokyo Motor Show digital-skin concept, purely a technology showcase.
- Revealed at 2011 Tokyo Motor Show
Source: NetCarShow - Toyota Fun Vii Concept (2011)