Tokyo Motor Show

We've finally got the first glance of Honda's Neo Sport Cafe, although in concept form, and it's looks picture perfect. The Honda Neo Sports Cafe Concept was previewed at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show before the production spec model marks its debut that EICMA motorcycle show in November. Styling cues from Honda's litre-class naked, CB1000R and the CB4 Concept that was showcased at the 2015 EICMA show are evident although the Neo Sports Cafe gets a pinch of retro-design. Honda has Read More...

The Kawasaki Ninja 300 will soon be replaced by the all-new Ninja 400 but the Ninja 250 will stay. The latest iteration of the quarter-litre Ninja was showcased at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show and the new model will receive a visual overhaul, along with added performance. Here's what we know about the new 2018 Kawasaki Ninja 250. 2018 Kawasaki Ninja 250 Expected Prices and Launch Date The Indian market will receive the new Kawasaki Ninja 400 whereas the possibility of Read More...

The 2017 Tokyo Motor Show witnessed the unveiling of the new Yamaha NIKEN Leaning Multi-Wheeler (LMW). It's a three-wheeled performance motorcycle that will also arrive at the 2017 EICMA motorcycle show in November. Yamaha has kept the performance numbers under wraps and all the information will be announced in Milan, Italy. Meanwhile, here's what we know about the new Yamaha NIKEN. This large-displacement LMW is powered by a liquid-cooled in-line 3-cylinder engine. This model is equipped with LMW technology which is aimed Read More...

Suzuki Motor Corporation has announced that it will unveil the SV650X at this year’s Tokyo Motor Show – which is scheduled to take place from October 27 to November 5. The upcoming SV650X will be an evolution of the SV650 Rally concept shown at last year’s event. The original concept was designed to pay homage to the tarmac rally cars and bikes of the 1970s. ‘Neo-retro’ design sees the SV650X get a newly-styled bikini fairing and tinted screen, fog lamps, Read More...

The Suzuki stand at the 44th Tokyo Motor Show witnessed a slew of concept vehicles, cars and motorcycles both. One of the models that accompanied the Suzuki Escudo,  Suzuki Ignis, Ignis-Trail  and the concept motorcycles was the Suzuki Alto Works, a higher-performing version of the Japanese car-maker's humble entry-level hatchback, the Alto for the Japanese market. Suzuki Alto Works is a turbocharged Alto with a five-speed manual transmission whose short-throw shifter are aimed at giving an enjoyably direct shift feel. The engine is claimed to deliver Read More...

The Suzuki Escudo, codenamed the iv.4, also known as the Suzuki Vitara in certain markets, has been showcased at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2015. The concept was earlier showcased at the Paris Motor Show back in 2014. According to the specifications, there are two engine options - the 1.6 liter petrol and 1.6 liter diesel engine - which will give peak power outputs of 156 Nm of torque at 4400 rpm and 320 Nm of torque at 1750 rpm respectively. Both the models Read More...

Nearly a month after revealing its Concept CB, Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer Honda has showcased this retro styled motorcycle at the ongoing 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. The Concept CB will be a updated version of the CB1100. The Concept CB will share its engine, frame, suspension and brakes with the CB1100. The overall design has been updated and elements such as fuel tank and seats, to name a few, have gone under the scalpel. The overall design looks simple yet elegant – Read More...

Borrowing looks from its elder sibling, the Honda CBR500R, the all new CBR400R, a full-cowl sports bike from the Japanese manufacturer was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show 2015. Honda claims that the CBR400R will allow the rider to enjoy a wide range of experiences, from city cruising to sporty riding. The CBR400R rides on a 400cc parallel twin DOHC 4-valve motor coupled with a 6-speed manual transmission.  The twin cylinder engine will put forth an output of around 45 Read More...

Nissan showcased their new concept, the Teatro for Dayz, at the ongoing 44th Tokyo Motor Show, which seems to be a born-free version of their self-driving EV. Nissan targets this vehicle not only at car enthusiast but also at people who want to showcase their art and talent with the Teatro for Dayz. Aimed majorly at the youth, whom Nissan calls “share-natives” - meaning people who have grown up with the internet around - this product deals with most of the Read More...