What Cars Do the Japanese Drive? / Luxury Vehicle Conspicuously Absent from Japan's Streets

A look at Japan's streets shows the popular Land Cruiser is missing from the country's roads.

A look at the streets of Japan shows that the place of the popular Land Cruiser is empty on the streets of Japan.

According to Ambassador Arjan Morteza Rezaei, in a report in Ambassador Arjan, he prepared a report on the condition of the streets of Japan and wrote: When the name of the Japanese automobile industry is mentioned, most Iranian people unconsciously refer to Toyota, Suzuki, and undoubtedly the famous and giant Land Cruisers! The idea is probably that this place is full of Land Cruisers with strange looks!

But what kind of car do the Japanese drive? One of the main answers should be found in a phenomenon called Kei Car. "Kaikarah" are the smallest cars in Japan. According to the official definition of this company, a modern car; It is a car with a maximum length of 3.4 meters, a width of 1.48 meters and a height of 2 meters, and its engine volume should be a maximum of 660 cc.

To better understand the dimensions, just put a Kei car next to a large SUV. The difference in their dimensions is not just an appearance difference; Their design philosophy is also different. Essentially, "key-cars" are designed for everyday life. City commuting, shopping, school, workplace and crossing narrow streets.

Japan's official Kei car inspection association also mentions space saving, energy consumption and maintenance cost as the advantages of these cars. Their maximum width of 1.48 meters makes them suitable for streets and limited urban spaces.

Read the details of this report here.

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