List of Daihatsu concept vehicles explained

The following is a list of concept vehicles by Japanese carmaker Daihatsu, a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation.^[1]

• A-Concept (2011)
• ai (2003)
• Akindo (1997)
• AS-2 (1999)
• Ayla GT (2013)
• Ayla GT2 (2014)
• Ayla Luxury (2013)
• Ayla Turbo (2018)
• Ayla X-Track (2013)
• Basket (2009)
• BC7 (1989)
• BCX (1971)
• BCX-5 (1985)
• BCX-II (1972)
• BCX-III (1973)
• BCX-M (1979)
• Be-go (2005)
• Copen Adventure (2016)
• Copen Cero Coupe (2016)
• Copen Robe Shooting Brake (2016)
• Copen SARD Special (2003)
• Costa (2005)
• CUV (2013)
• CUV2 (2014)
• D-bag4 (1993)
• D-Base (2015)
• D-Bone (2003)
• D-Compact 4x4 (2005)
• D-Concept X-Over (2006)
• D-R (2012)
• D-R Estate (2013)
• D-X (2011)
• Dash 21 (1993)
• Deca Deca (2009)
• DN Compagno (2017)
• DN F-Sedan (2017)
• DN Multisix (2017)
• DN Pro Cargo (2017)
• DN Trec (2017)
• DN U-Space (2017)
• e:S (2009)
• E3 (2003)
• Esse (2005)
• EV1 (1973)
• EZ-U (1999)
• FC Deck (2013)
• Sho Case (2012)
• Fellow X90 (1989)
• FF Ultra Space (2001)
• FR-X (1997)
• FFC (2004)
• FRC (2004)
• FT (2015)
• FX (2015)
• FX-21 (1995)
• FX-228 (1991)
• Hijetdumbo (1989)
• Hinata (2015)
• HSC (2007)
• HVS (2005)
• HY Fun (2019)
• IcoIco (2019)
• Kopen Future Included RM1 (2014)
• Kopen Future Included RM2 (2014)
• Kopen Future Included RM3 (2014)
• Kopen Future Included RMX (2013)
• Kopen Future Included RMZ (2013)
• Micros-3L (1999)
• Midget II (1993)
• Midget III (1995)
• Mira Milano (1991)
• Move FCV K-2 (2003)
• MP4 (1995)
• MS-X90 (1989)
• MS-X94 (1994)
• MS-X97 (1997)
• Daihatsu Mud Master-C (2007)
• me:MO (2023)
• Muse (2001)
• Naked X070 (1997)
• Marienkafer (1990)
• Mira PM/L (1987)
• NC-Y (2013)
• NC-Z (2013)
• NCX (1997)
• Noriori (2015)
• OFC-1 (2007)
• Osanpo (2023)
• Personal Coupe (1993)
• PICO (2011)
• RA-90 (1989)
• RA-91 (1991)
• Rocky California Heart (1991)
• Sirion Sport (2006)
• SK-Tourer (2005)
• Sneaker (1989)
• SP-4 (1999)
• Sport (1966)
• SUV (2014)
• TA-X80 (1987)
• Taft Concept (2020)
• Tanto FCHV (2005)
• TEC-1 (1989)
• Tempo (2015)
• Terios Sport
• Town Cube (1995)
• Trek (1985)
• TsumuTsumu (2019)
• U4B (2001)
• UF Mini-S (2002)
• UF Mini-V (2002)
• UFC (2012)
• UFC2 (2013)
• UFC3 (2014)
• UFE-I (2001)
• UFE-II (2003)
• UFE-III (2005)
• Ultramini (1993)
• Urban Buggy (1987)
• UNIFORM Truck (2023)
• UNIFORM Cargo (2023)
• Vision Copen (2023)
• Vizion-F (2023)
• WaiWai (2019)
• WakuWaku (2019)^[2]
• X-021 (1991)
• X-409 (1991)
• X-1 (1995)
• Xenia Sport (2019)
• XL-C (2003)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Daihatsu - Concept cars - All Car Index . AllCarIndex.com . 2 January 2020.
2. Web site: Daihatsu Debuts WakuWaku Tiny Crossover And Other Quirky Concepts . Motor1.com . 18 May 2020.