Toyota is selling its first “minicar” in Japan as demand increases for the tiny vehicles which are popular for short commutes.
Toyota Motor Corp., Japan’s top automaker, launched the Pixis Space minivehicle manufactured by group company Daihatsu Motor Co., on Monday.
Minivehicles, or “kei,” are defined under Japanese regulations as having maximum length of 3.4 meters (11.15 feet), width of 1.48 meters (4.86 feet), height of 2 meters (6.56 feet) and engine displacement of less than 660 cc.
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