CES 2020: Toyota debuts a concept city

CES 2020 Toyota Woven-City-01

After the smorgasbord of tech and mobility solutions we saw  at the Tokyo motorshow last year, we wondered what else Toyota could have up it’s sleeve for CES 2020… turns out it is a whole city

At the Tokyo Motor Show we were taken aback by Toyota’s massive pavilion and fleet of future mobility concepts.* Previewing their entries at the 2020 CES, Toyota promised the next step in their mobility concept series. Given the number of vehicles they have already produced, we wondered, what could possibly be next?

 

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