
For decades, the Tokyo Motor Show was the premier show in Asia.
But with the rise of China as one of the world’s largest auto markets, the spotlight has been shifting towards shows in the Middle Kingdom. In reaction to this shift, Tokyo has turned itself into a techno-centric show with a focus on the future of mobility.
In addition, the Tokyo Motor Show shows off the latest offerings from Japan’s numerous manufacturers and their pint-sized “kei” cars offerings, which are indigenous to the country.
The 2017 Tokyo Motor Show opens to the public on October 28 and will run until November 5.
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