Toyota, Suzuki, and Daihatsu Motor just shared that they've worked together to develop a fully electric vehicle platform. It will be used for next-gen mini-commercial electric vans.

Japanese automakers Suzuki Motor, Daihatsu Motor and Toyota Motor jointly announced that they aim to launch new jointly-developed battery-powered mini commercial vans under their respective brands ...

The first model will be manufactured by Daihatsu while Toyota and Suzuki will subsequently release theirs by Q4, 2023. A minimum 200km range on a full charge is expected for the new electric minivans.

Affectionately dubbed the “half-loaf”, the Carry van was a mini-minibus with a second-row bench seat and a decent amount of boot space behind it. The Suzuki Eeco is only sold as a panel van.

Joining the Suzuki Ignis and Mighty Deck, Suzuki will unveil the Suzuki Air Triser minivan, which is a quirky compact minivan concept with 7-seats, at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show next month.

Suzuki it testing the grounds ahead of the Tokyo Motor Show with an awesome compact minivan concept. If there’s anyone out there who can interpret the classic, simple lines of European classic ...

Stretched by 130 mm (over 5 inches), the minivan now measures a little longer than a Mercedes B-Class or BMW 2-Series Active Tourer. In contrast, the previous model was closer in size to an A-Class.