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Future Hybrids, fun and more from Toyota at Geneva Metroland Media Carguide Magazine The rejuvenation of Toyota can be witnessed "in the metal" at the Geneva Motor Show, with a display of future showroom and concept models, shown in Europe for the first time. They include: The Yaris Hybrid will be shown for the first time in its production-ready form, ahead of going sale in June this year. Powered by a re-engineered Hybrid Synergy Drive, it will be Europe's first full hybrid supermini, opening up the technology to a new customer group. GT 86, Toyota's all-new sports coupe, arrives in Geneva on a wave of enthusiastic advance media acclaim and public interest. Due to reach the road this summer, GT 86 rediscovers the pure passion and excitement of sports car driving, at an affordable price. Geneva marks the world debut of the FT-Bh concept, an ultra-lightweight, full hybrid city car study, designed to achieve low emissions within an economically viable production framework. Toyota's NS4 and FCV-R concepts are also being shown in Europe for the first time. NS4 is a nextgeneration plug-in hybrid vehicle, designed to address customer demand for added value from hybrid motoring, together with advanced design and a more involving drive. FCV-R represents Toyota's next step towards mass production of hydrogenpowered vehicles, paving the way for the launch of a saloon-type fuel cell vehicle by 2015. The Toyota diji concept ­ previously shown at last year's Tokyo motor show as the Fun-Vii ­ is all about personalization. The entire body, inside and out, serves as a display, with the driver being able to change colour and content at will. The process of displaying images or information is as simple as downloading an app. The car can also link to nearby vehicles and infrastructure to create an even more connected driving experience. 15 · Wednesday, February 15, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo Van - features large cargo space within a small footprint Metroland Media Carguide Magazine The all-new Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo Van made its North American debut at the recent 2012 Chicago Auto Show Expected in early 2013, the NV200 follows the fullsize Nissan NV Cargo, introduced in spring 2011, and the recently announced full-size Nissan NV Passenger that goes on sale this spring. The Nissan NV200 provides a new entry point for current cargo van and small pickup buyers looking for a compact, efficient alternative to their larger, less fuelefficient vehicles. While new to North America, the Nissan NV200 compact van is already in use in more than 40 countries around the world, receiving acclaim from both users and media alike for its optimal functionality and smart design. As the next "innovation for business," NV200 offers a large cargo capacity of 123 cubic feet (estimated using SAE J1100 rev 2009) with a small exterior footprint. Unique for North America, the NV200 body has been extended 7.9 inches (200 mm) versus the models sold in other global markets. This longer body length offers additional cargo carrying capability for North American customers. Measuring just 186.2 inches in overall length, on a 115.2-inch wheelbase, NV200 is highly maneuverable in traffic and negotiating city parking spaces. The 2013 Nissan NV200 is built on Nissan's proven compact commercial platform and features an efficient 2.0-litre 16-valve DOHC four-cylinder engine. The engine is matched with a responsive and efficient Xtronic CVT transmission Two well-equipped models are available, Nissan NV200 S and Nissan NV200 SV in a choice of five exterior colors, matched with a gray cloth interior.