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Billed as the world's first car designed for juvenile drivers - with two cramped seats in back for their parents - the "Camatte" concept car was unveiled this week at the 2013 International Tokyo Toy Show.
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Japanese car designer Kota Nezu, center, poses with Toyota's concept model of a three-seater electric vehicle with a roadster body, called the Camatte 57S, at the annual International Tokyo Toy Show, June 13, 2013.
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The cars feature 57 removable panels that can be swapped out to change the color and design.
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Visitors admire Toyota's concept model of a three-seater electric vehicle, Camatte-Sora, at the annual Tokyo Toy Show, June 14, 2012.
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Controls resemble those of a regular-size car, but they only reach approximately 28 mph.
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Japan's auto giant Toyota Motor engineer Kenji Tsuji, left, and car designer Kota Nezu display the concept model of a three-seater electric vehicle with toy-like design body Camatte-Daichi at the annual Tokyo Toy Show in Tokyo, June 14, 2012.
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A visitor looks at Toyota's Camatte 57s electric car displayed at the Tokyo Toy Show, June 13, 2013.
Toyota designed the three-seater concept car for children to drive only on private property.
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Toyota engineer Kenji Tsuji, right, and car designer Kota Nezu display the concept model of a three-seater electric vehicle with toy-like design, Camatte-Daichi, at the annual Tokyo Toy Show, June 14, 2012.
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A three-seater electric vehicle called the Camatte 57S at the annual International Tokyo Toy Show, June 13, 2013.
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Toyota's Camatte 57S electric car is displayed at the Tokyo Toy Show, June 13, 2013.
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Visitors look at Toyota's Camatte 57S electric car displayed at the Tokyo Toy Show, June 13, 2013.