CONCEPT: Toyota RiN

The RiN focuses on "increased comfort" and "serene, healthy living". Through their relationship to the vehicle, drivers are encouraged to reevaluate themselves and, furthermore, to turn their attention to society and nature, producing a healthy rhythm for both mind and body.

• Promotes a healthier well-being thanks to features such as seats that help maintain good back posture and image displays aligned with the driver's psychological state that are conveyed within the meter cluster of the "mood-training" steering control.
• In addition to featuring comfortable, heated seats, an oxygen-level conditioner and pinpoint humidifier, uses green glass that reduces infiltration of ultraviolet and infrared light and makes the surroundings seem brighter and clearer to increase cabin comfort.
• Creates a feeling of harmony with the surrounding environment by using sliding doors with a low window that lets you view nature at ground level, as well as headlights with light distribution control that take into consideration pedestrians and vehicles coming in the opposite direction.
• Uses the motif of the deep-rooted and tall-growing Yakusugi tree (a variety of Japanese cypress) for its exterior and interior design to express both "harmony with nature" and "healthy mind and body".
• Contrasts deep green with beige in its interior color scheme to richen the complexions of those onboard and evoke a healthy mental and physical feeling.

Now that I'm all mellowed out by the green glass and tree branch pillars, and amazed at the astro turf carpeting, I am wondering what the RiN would look like if it got creamed by a Hummer H1 travelling at full speed.

Edited October 10, 200717 yr by ocnblu

Fugly...it looks like the base of the smoothie maker I bought for my sister. Japanese concepts truly are looking more and more like kitchen appliances.

looks at home on a golf course or maybe in BIG mall.

Edited October 11, 200717 yr by loki