The Toyota FT-Bh concept (short for ‘Future Toyota B-segment hybrid’) weighs just 786kg, achieved by using Ultra High Strength Steel, is powered by a two-cylinder 1-litre petrol engine in combination with an electric motor and uses just 2.1L of fuel per 100km.
Alain Uyttenhoven, Vice President Product Management of Toyota Motor Europe explains the concept in more detail in this video.
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