The ME.WE aims to fundamentally change the world's perspective on mobility through three lenses: pertinence (adapting to users' actual needs), synthesis (streamlining production, reducing. Unveiled at Le Rendez-vous Toyota in Paris in 2013, the Toyota Me.We concept is described by its creators, designer and architect Jean-Marie Massaud and the Toyota ED2 design studio as as 'anti-excess' vehicle, with innovative use of materials, engineering and technology.
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Unveiled recently at Toyota's Le Rendez-vous showcase in Paris, the Me.We concept is tailor-made for anyone who's ever made (and remade, and remade) their dream car with LEGO. Story. The Toyota ME.WE Concept was designed to be as basic and environmentally friendly as possible, but that doesn't make it very desirable. The Toyota ME.WE Concept was designed to be as basic and. The ME.WE concept is the result of a partnership between Toyota's European Design and Development centre (ED2) and the renowned French designer and architect Jean-Marie Massaud. Revealed today at Le Rendez-vous Toyota in central Paris, the car challenges traditional vehicle design and engineering. The TOYOTA ME.WE concept car is the innovative result of a partnership between Toyota European Design & Development (ED 2) and Jean-Marie Massaud, the renowned creative designer acclaimed for his visionary projects in design and architecture.
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Toyota presents the ME.WE Concept. Working with Toyota since 2011, Massaud has sought to create an "anti-crisis" car that addresses contemporary human, economic and environmental challenges. Toyota. Toyota revealed its funky looking ME.WE electric concept on Wednesday. The "anti-crisis" vehicle was designed in collaboration with French architect Jean-Marie Massaud. The ME.WE makes. Working with Toyota since 2011, Massaud has sought to create an "anti-crisis" car that addresses contemporary human, economic and environmental Toyota Presents The ME.WE Concept The ME.WE concept is the result of a partnership between Toyota's European Design and Development centre (ED2) and the renowned French designer and architect Jean-Marie Massaud. Revealed today at Le Rendez-vous Toyota in central Paris, the car challenges traditional vehicle design and engineering.
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Download RELATED CONTENT Mar. 21, 2014 Minimalist Toyota 'ME.WE' Concept Nominated for Design Award in London The Toyota "ME.WE", which debuted last year on April 24 at Le Rendez-Vous, Toyota's dedicated showroom in Paris, France, has been nominated for the Design of the Year 2014 award from Design Museum London. A product of Toyota and architect Jean-Marie Massaud, the ME.WE concept seeks to be adaptable to the driver's lifestyle, reflect the attitudes of forward thinking drivers unobsessed by status, and.
The Toyota ME.WE concept will face off against a competitor on April 22. Broadcast to over one million of the Design Museum's Twitter and Facebook followers, the Social Vote allows people from all over the world to participate in Designs of the Year 2014. Toyota has revealed the ME.WE Concept, a lightweight compact car developed by Toyota European Design & Development (ED2) in collaboration with designer Jean-Marie Massaud.
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The Toyota ME.WE Concept car is the innovative result of a partnership between Toyota European Design & Development (ED2) and Jean-Marie Massaud, the renowne. Toyota has revealed the ME.WE Concept, a lightweight compact car developed by Toyota European Design & Development (ED2) in collaboration with designer Jean-Marie Massaud. The result of another collaboration between automotive designers and colleagues from other fields was the Toyota ME.WE concept - the famous French architect Jean-Marie Massaud took part in its creation. The […]
