From classic legends reimagined to electric rockets and concepts we'll probably only see in our dreams, if you think the Japanese automotive industry is asleep, prepare to be gently but firmly awakened by the Tokyo Mobility Show 2025.
The Ferrari 12Cilindri is not a car. It is a work of art that was accidentally born with license plates instead of a signature. The twelve-cylinder engine is a song about why we still need gasoline, even when the world swears by electrons. And then along comes Novitec, the tuning guru from a world where “enough” is a swear word, and says: “Very nice, Ferrari. Now let’s show you what happens when beauty gets serious.”
Harley-Davidson's electric baby, the LiveWire brand, surprised everyone. Instead of a heavy electric cruiser, it introduced a mini-bike. The LiveWire S4 Honcho, in two flavors - Street and Trail, promises riding pleasure without the noise, smell and drama.
Imagine an electric SUV with the heart of a rocket, futuristic technology, and a price tag you'd expect from an old hatchback - the Leapmotor C10 with its 800-volt architecture is here to shake up the world.
Lexus, that Japanese master of understated luxury that has always managed to balance tradition with a touch of madness, is now venturing into the wild waters of an identity crisis. But hey, if it's a crisis, let it last—at least long enough to get futuristic toys like this "coupe" that has four doors and the heart of an electric nomad.
New Toyota Corolla Concept: When the class queen finally gets serious (and then goes a little crazy)
If someone had told you a decade ago that the Toyota Corolla would one day look like a space cruiser on steroids, you would have probably rolled your eyes. But here we are – 2025 is upon us, and Toyota is clearly serious. Meet the Toyota Corolla Concept, a car that erases memories of the old model as easily as it erases beliefs about what the Corolla can (and should) be.
Sometimes a car comes along that is not just a machine, but a work of art – and the Totem GT Super “Farina” is exactly that. A hand-crafted homage to the golden age of Italian motoring, wrapped in a bodywork that even Pininfarina himself would envy.
Rivian's young talent ALSO has created something that's not just a bike, but a true technological symphony with the TM-B e-bike. With bold aesthetics, modular design, and automotive pedigree, it's a machine that will delight everyone from urban commuters to adventurous souls.
Imagine a motorcycle that shook the world three decades ago and remains synonymous with freedom on two wheels today. The Ducati Monster V2 2026 is like a well-aged Italian wine – bold, full of character and still ready to throw you out of the saddle. With the new generation of the Monster, Ducati has once again proven its ability to combine raw power with aesthetic perfection. Join us as we ride through the details of this Italian work of art that promises to get your heart rate up faster than a sprint to the red line.
After the first three quarters of 2025, Porsche has seen its operating profit fall by 99 percent – from €4.03 billion in 2024 to just €40 million. Yes, you read that right: ninety-nine percent. In the automotive world, it’s like a 911 Carrera suddenly losing power on the track – both spectacular and painful.
Toyota has revealed the Corolla Cross Hybrid Nasu Edition concept at the 2025 SEMA Show – a hybrid that has grown tired of city streets and set off for Mount Nasu. The result? A purple, raised and much more adventurous face for Toyota’s most successful compact.
Chinese cars! The real automotive battle between traditional and Chinese manufacturers is not taking place in Europe or the US, but in developing countries. China is gradually establishing itself as a serious player in the markets of Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia and Southeast Asia - where buyers are looking for affordable mobility, not prestige.