Tokyo Gallery – the show stars

Tokyo Gallery – the show stars

It's been a long time coming, but Lexus' first ever supercar has been worth the wait! And with a bespoke 4.8-litre V10 and a 9,000rpm red-line there's plenty to shout about.

Lexus's BMW 1-Series and Audi A3 rival was a golden wonder at the show. The stunning hatchback will be offered as a petrol-electric hybrid only when it goes on sale in 2011.

The Kiyora previews a new MPV due in 2012. This latest concept features a new lightweight petrol engine from Mazda's upcoming low emission range of Sky Tech units. 

Retro-inspired EV-N mimics the Honda N360 built between 1967 and 1970 - and looked about as cute and compact as electric car can get.

Recently launched in Europe, the world's only production hydrogen fuel cell car still causes a stir wherever it goes.

Stunning hybrid MPV features Lamborghini-style scissor front doors and twin sliding rear ones – a surprisingly practical solution for getting passengers in and out of the six-seat interior.

Long-awaited hybrid sports car marries superb economy with sharp driving dynamics.

Weighing in at just 925kg and packing 260hp, the Stealth promises to be the most extreme Exige ever.

A £15,000 asking price, 100-mile range and a 109hp equivalent makes the LEAF an impressive zero emissions package.

Innovative electric, tandem city-car can shift its centre of gravity by tiliting round corners.

Based on the Outlander SUV, the PX-MiEV gets Mitsubishi's latest plug-in hybrid system. The Japanese firm claim it will return over 117mpg.

Essentially an electric plug-in version of the 'i' with a lot of extra rear space. The luggage area features space-efficient cubic dimension.