FYI: Tokyo Auto Salon 2025 showcases cutting-edge automotive engineering and the resurgence of visual cultures in the modern car world.
As we step into 2025, the Tokyo Auto Salon continues to mesmerize car enthusiasts worldwide. In just under two weeks since the first exhibition stories surfaced, significant transformations at SpeedHunters are already underway. These changes, sparked by a site upgrade and a return to its roots, promise to propel audiences into a year of automotive marvels.
Revamped SpeedHunters Experience
SpeedHunters recently implemented a new content management system, optimizing functionality for the year ahead. Alongside this, they announced the revival of the SpeedHunters Store, catering to international audiences eager for some exclusive merchandise. While the initial offerings come with time constraints, expect an expanded lineup soon, allowing more fans to accessorize their passion for speed in style.
Tokyo Auto Salon 2025 Highlights
2025 marks a unique year for the Tokyo Auto Salon, with numerous avant-garde creations hitting the floors. The glitzy show wasn’t just limited to the main exhibition halls but extended across the Tokyo area through various tournaments and auto-centric gatherings.
Categories and Builds to Watch:
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Kei Car Extravaganza: Led by Liberty Walk’s new Mula concept and the iconic R32 Skyline, the Salon showcased a collection of mind-bending modifications. Toyota’s dramatic Supra projects, including Turbo SR20VET and K20A versions, had onlookers captivated.
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Highlights from the Rocket Bunny: The Lotus Elise by Rocket Bunny drew significant attention, far exceeding expectations with its customized subframe kit and EJ25 Subaru motor. Engineered for upcoming time attack events, it sets a new benchmark in performance-oriented design.
- The Carbon Revolution: An all-carbon C10 Skyline, spotlighted at the Star Aero stand, has stunned visitors with its lightweight appeal and potential. Supplied with dry carbon panels, this innovative build rewrites the limits of restoration and customization.
Show-Stealers
The show also delved into uncharted territories, embracing unexpected yet extraordinary modifications. Nissan’s Zama Heritage Collection enthralled audiences, offering glimpses into a storied past. Alec from SpeedHunters further enhanced the intrigue with his deep dive into underground Tokyo car culture, while HKS’s rare ZERO-R and K engineering’s Lamborghini Brovo GT2 made dramatic appearances.
Embracing the Automotive Future
As automotive technology and design boundaries continue to expand, the Tokyo Auto Salon holds a mirror to both traditional craftsmanship and futuristic ambition. It reflects the automotive world’s current pulse, setting trends that ripple across industries globally.
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Donald Smith, Editor of Automotive.fyi
