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Toyota iQ is future electric vehicle, code name FT-EV
Written on 12 Jan, 2009 at 9:41 in Featured Articles, hybrid cars | viewed 51 views times | 0 Comments
Toyota is exposing a Concept Electric Vehicle at the Detroit Auto Show, at the Opening Day the International Auto Show North American (NAIAS), This vehicle is purely electric, and we might see it on the roads in 2012 (in 3... (Continue reading)
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