Toyota I-TRIL Concept On The Car Maker’s Displays At Geneva

The Geneva Motor Show in March will have on Toyota's display a remodeled Yaris based on the 210-hp hot hatch version. It is called Toyota i-TRIL and it is an electrified car for three passengers. Its design was created by a company in Nice, France.

The model features Active Lean technology that enables automatic control of the car's body angle. This model resembles another concept offered by Toyota four years ago, dubbed the i-Road concept.

I-Road's computers were able to calculate the right angle of lean having all the data from the gyro sensor, steering angle, and the speed of the car. It works not only at the corners but also when the car is driving straight.

i-TRIL is equipped with three seats like there was mentioned before, while the i-Road concept had just two. Details on the interior of the upcoming model are not known for sure yet. There are not any images released, but there is a guess it will resemble McLaren F1.

Being present on the 7th of March at the Geneva Motor Show, Toyota i-TRIL will demonstrate Toyota's new vision for 2030.