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Toyota A Bat Concept Front View

2008 North American International Auto Show

Toyota A-BAT Concept

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Toyota returns to its compact-truck roots with its latest concept vehicle, the A-BAT (Advanced Breakthrough Aero Truck). The A-BAT uses a hybrid powertrain reported to provide modern versatility, roominess, and style for a new kind of buyer.

"Driving from the suburbs to the city is a way of life for many people," says Kevin Hunter, president, Calty Design Research, Inc. "We've taken Toyota's truck heritage to a different level by envisioning a vehicle capable of maneuvering the suburbs as well as dirt roads. This compact truck is as comfortable for long commutes as it is for road trips. It can accommodate outdoor toys and home-improvement supplies. Plus, customers benefit from the hybrid powertrain's low emissions and fuel economy."

Toyota A BAT Concept Rear View
Toyota A BAT Concept Exterior Bed View


Toyota A BAT Concept Front View
Toyota A BAT Concept Interior View


Toyota A Bat Side View
Toyota A Bat Concept Front View


Toyota A Bat Concept Front View
Toyota A Bat Concept Bed View


Toyota A Bat Concept Front Grille View
Toyota A Bat Concept Side View




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Toyota returns to its compact truck roots with its latest concept vehicle A-BAT (Advanced Breakthrough Aero Truck) making its world debut at the North American International Auto Show in January.
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