To understand the scale of the newest Toyota EV concept, you'll have to see it in person. Words may be of some help, though. Toyota's FT-Me concept is 98.4 inches long, or approximately half that of a new Camry.

Toyota's intriguing concept car measures just 8ft in length In some countries, those as young as 14 will be able to drive it Its solar roof generates around 20 miles of range per day Toyota unveiled a selection of new models at an exclusive event in Brussels this week,

Toyota has unveiled its latest electric vehicle (EV), the FT-Me, a compact urban-friendly hatchback. At less than 2,500mm long, it is smaller than Japan's kei cars and even the original Smart ForTwo. The automaker claims that this pint-sized EV only requires half of a standard parking space due to its size.

Tiny city cars have a place in European cities where parking is limited. Cars like the Citroen Ami, Microlino and Fiat Topolino are examples of such vehicles that occupy a small footprint and are ideal

The roof-mounted solar panels could add enough range to cover your daily commute, without the need of a charger

Me, a micro-car concept. The tiny EV seats two and is limited to 45 km/h (28 mph). It's envisioned as a mobility solution for teens or restricted urban areas. Much as we love cars, we don't want them everywhere.