Saurabh khatri
The Japanese automaker will be unveiling a second version of its FT-1 concept at this year’s Pebble Beach Automotive Week, this time finished in what its calling a graphite shade, which is essentially a classy grey. The company has also revamped the interior outfitting it with what Toyota designers are calling “saddle.” Both versions of the FT-1 concepts will be on display in Monterey, California as Toyota hopes to further gauge consumer interest in North America.
The original FT-1 concept debuted at this year’s Detroit Auto Show with a sporty red finish that also had a race-inspired interior. This time around, Toyota is wanting to see if the FT-1 concept can exude a more luxurious, premium feel simply be changing its exterior and interior colors.
The Japanese automaker will be unveiling a second version of its FT-1 concept at this year’s Pebble Beach Automotive Week, this time finished in what its calling a graphite shade, which is essentially a classy grey. The company has also revamped the interior outfitting it with what Toyota designers are calling “saddle.” Both versions of the FT-1 concepts will be on display in Monterey, California as Toyota hopes to further gauge consumer interest in North America.
The original FT-1 concept debuted at this year’s Detroit Auto Show with a sporty red finish that also had a race-inspired interior. This time around, Toyota is wanting to see if the FT-1 concept can exude a more luxurious, premium feel simply be changing its exterior and interior colors.
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