Toyota i-Real more unusual than the i-Swing concept: see it at Tokyo 2007
October 10, 2007 | Filed under Autos, Concept Cars
The 2007 Tokyo Motor Show will have more concept vehicles than ever this year and some are looking more radical than ever, just take a look at the Toyota i-Real, the vehicle is more unusual than the Toyota i-Swing ever was which was at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show. The i-Real is in fact a personal mobility transport concept, which has an adjustable wheel base which you can see from these photos.
When you are using the Toyota i-Real at low speeds the wheels will move closer together which will increase its maneuverability, and also give the rider a higher ride height. When the i-Real is used at higher speeds the wheels will then move apart and give you a lower ride height, this makes it more stable while traveling faster.
We do not know what the top speed of the Toyota i-Real Concept is, but let’s face it is will not be fast enough to cause you any harm if you was to fall off.
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Top speed is 30 kmh (18 mph), which could absolutely kill you in an accident if you flew out or hit something which was at face height.