Toyota F3R concept

Toyota says minivans have become boring and conventional, and aren't attracting younger buyers who are starting families. So it created a new people mover from the inside out. The result: The F3R concept, a large, square van with six doors and three rows of seats that can be reconfigured into a large couch. The F3R can seat up to eight passengers. The driver's seat swivels to face the back. The front passenger seat reclines. The center and right seats of the second row stow into the floor. The left seat in that row reclines to form the couch along the left side of the interior. Each side of the van has a pair of center-opening doors to create a wide opening to the second and third rows of seating. Two flat-panel monitors are mounted on tracks to be moved around the interior, and the instrument panel holds a detachable remote control. Toyota says the concept has a hybrid powertrain.