Daihatsu has declared that it will present, on the occasion of the first edition of the Japan Mobility Show > at the Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, a selection of cars that have marked its history, together with concept cars that prefigure the future of mobility. This important event will have location from 26 October to 5 November, but it will be open to the general public only starting from October 28th.
The underlying theme of the company's exhibition will be based on on the concept of “Staying close to our customers and enriching their lives”. This philosophy, which is the fulcrum of the current vision of the Japanese manufacturer, has its roots since its foundation.
It reflects a deep commitment to offering mobility solutions sustainable, responding to the needs of a society constantly evolving, such as the decline in births and the aging of the population.
Among the cars on display, the concept cars stand out and represent the vision of the Japanese car manufacturer for the future society. of mobility. The Daihatsu me:MO, for example, is a miniaturized vehicle designed to adapt to the different moments of life, offering style and enthusiasm.
The Uniform range, composed of Uniform Truck and Uniform Cargorepresents Daihatsu's vision for the commercial vehicles of the future, placing the emphasis on ergonomics and versatility. The Osanpo, with its promise to offer an open-air driving pleasure comparable to a walk, introduces a new concept of value and tranquility in daily life.
Finally, the Daihatsu Vision Copenit promises driving emotions while maintaining the relaxing essence typical of the Copen. Here is a summary of the main revelations from the Japanese manufacturer:
DAIHATSU VISION COPEN 
It is a convertible that reflects the carefree nature of Copen, but which at the same time offers the pure pleasure of driving. It combines rear-wheel drive with an internal combustion engine while maintaining the classic aesthetics of the first generation Copen.
The Vision Copen measures 3835 x 1695 x 1265, has a wheelbase of 2415 mm and boasts a 1.3 engine litres.
DAIHATSU ME:MO 
This 100% sustainable electric vehicle features a futuristic design combined with pure driving pleasure. It goes beyond simple aesthetics, introducing an innovative modular structure that allows you to modify both the design and its shape.
A feature that ensures its sustainability is the capacity to adapt to changes in the different phases of the customer's life. With small dimensions (2955 x 1475 x 1590 mm) and a wheelbase of 1985 mm, the me:MO reflects a new concept: redefining the relationship between cars and people.
DAIHATSU UNIFORM TRUCK E UNIFORM CARGO 
These mini commercial vehicles embody the essence of a work vehicle. Built with an essential design, they aim to satisfy a variety of needs. of work styles and purposes. A distinctive function is the unique external power supply, which expands the range of applications including the possibility of to transform them into real mobile shops.
The dimensions for the Truck are 3395 x 1475 x 1885 mm with a wheelbase of 1900 mm while for the Cargo< /strong>they are 3395 x 1475 x 1920 mm and a wheelbase of 2450 mm.
DAIHATSU OSANPO 
The latest concept is a battery-electric mini vehicle designed for those who want to experience the thrill of open-air driving. Its design, associated with incredible silence, is typical of BEVs and at a slightly elevated height, it offers a driving experience as if you were walking in nature. Its dimensions are 3395 x 1475 x 1330 mm with a wheelbase of 2440 mm.
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