Japan Mobility Show 2025 Unveils Next Generation Cars and Concepts

The Japan Mobility Show 2025 has brought innovative designs, future-ready powertrains, and sustainable technologies to the forefront. Leading automakers Honda, Suzuki, and Toyota showcased multiple concepts and production-ready models that offer a glimpse into the future of electric and green mobility. Several of these exciting models are also heading to India soon.

Honda 0 Alpha: India-bound Compact Electric SUV

Honda took center stage with the unveiling of the Honda 0 (Zero) Alpha, a compact electric SUV concept designed to mark Honda’s official entry into India’s EV segment. The near-production model will compete against the Hyundai Creta Electric, Mahindra BE 6, Tata Curvv EV, and MG ZS EV.

Key Highlights

• 100% electric SUV concept.
• Unique and futuristic exterior design.
• Expected to carry most of the concept styling into production.
• Targets affordable premium EV buyers in India.

Honda 0 SUV: Premium Electric Model with Self-Driving Tech

Following the Alpha, Honda also displayed the larger Honda 0 SUV that sits in the premium segment. Designed with advanced autonomous driving capabilities, this SUV will take on the Tesla Model Y and Kia EV6 when introduced in India.

Highlights

• Based on an evolved version of Honda’s EV platform.
• Equipped with self-driving assistance features.
• Distinct but connected design language to the Alpha.

Suzuki Showcases: Flex Fuel and Green Energy Innovations

Maruti Fronx Flex Fuel Variant

Suzuki unveiled the Fronx Flex Fuel model, compatible with up to 85% ethanol blend (E85). This aligns with India’s ethanol blending mission to promote cleaner energy alternatives.

Notable Features

• Supports 20–85% ethanol blend.
• Advanced fuel-injection calibration for ethanol efficiency.
• Same sporty design with added features on the Japanese spec.

Maruti Victoris CBG

Another green innovation from Suzuki, the Victoris CBG (Compressed Biomethane Gas), shows the brand’s push beyond CNG alternatives.

Key Takeaways

• Developed since 2022 for mass-market eco adoption.
• Uses biomethane derived from organic waste.
• Cleaner, greener, and cost-efficient fuel system for future models.

Maruti e-Vitara: Electric SUV Set for India Launch

Unveiled earlier at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025, the Maruti e-Vitara returned to the Japan Mobility Show with final production updates.

Details

• Two battery options with extended range.
• Advanced infotainment and safety tech.
• Expected India launch: December 2025.

Maruti Jimny Nomade: The Made-in-India 5-Door SUV

The Jimny Nomade, Honda’s global off-roader, made an appearance too. The showcased version retains the same 1.5-litre petrol engine but adds new equipment.

Additions on Display Model

• Level-2 ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System).
• Heated front seats for comfort.
• Maintains its iconic boxy silhouette.

Toyota Steals the Show: Land Cruiser FJ Concept

In a nostalgic yet futuristic move, Toyota showcased the Baby Land Cruiser FJ concept. Inspired by the classic FJ Cruiser, the new model targets a broader audience.

Final Thoughts

The Japan Mobility Show 2025 proves that the future of mobility is electric, sustainable, and smart. With brands like Honda, Suzuki, and Toyota driving innovation across EVs, flex fuel, and biomethane technologies, India’s automotive future looks both exciting and environmentally conscious.