Toyota has arrived with a bang at the 2025 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, showcasing modified cars and boasting about offering every possible powertrain: combustion, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, electric, and even a battery-powered vehicle hydrogen.

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One of the most talked-about models is the Toyota Tacoma H2 Overlander Concept, a hydrogen-powered prototype that generates 547 horsepower thanks to two electric motors: a 225 kW front motor and a 188 kW rear motor.

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This model integrates a system similar to that of the Toyota Mirai, with three hydrogen tanks and a 24.9 kWh battery. Its system even reuses the water vapor it produces to convert it into liquid water useful for washing or showering. Toyota also showcased the Camry GTS Concept, based on the Camry XSE AWD, which combines sportiness and elegance with its Inferno Flare color, 20-inch wheels, 2.5L 232 hp engine, and high-performance brakes. Another highlight was a restored 1985 Land Cruiser, now with the Toyota Tundra's 3.4-liter i-Force twin-turbo V6 engine, delivering 389 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque. The project retains its classic essence, but with double the power. The Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid Nasu Edition surprised with its adventurous look and bright purple color. Inspired by a Japanese mountain, it combines 3D-printed elements, off-road tires, and a 196-hp hybrid engine, demonstrating that even an urban SUV can become a "cool" model. Toyota completes its display with a wide range of GR and off-road models, including the GR Corolla, the Supra GT4 Final Edition, the GR86 Cup Car, and the BZ4X Track Concept, a radical version of the electric SUV with over 430 horsepower and a racing spoiler. In addition, the brand presented the Zion 01 Concept, a hybrid side-by-side with 300 hp and 26 inches of suspension travel.Designed for off-road competition and approved by the FIA.