We have always felt that electric cars from major automobile manufacturers have been built around cars that are a bit more niche. Sure, hatchbacks and sedans are good, but to reach a wider audience, EV technology must be adapted to more familiar forms like SUVs, pick-up trucks, and MPVs.
At the Indonesia International Motor Show , Toyota Indonesia is showcasing the Innova EV concept vehicle. In Indonesia, they know it as the Kijang which is Malay for deer or antelope. Basically, it is an Innova without an engine; and it's clear because the grille for the radiator is blocked because EVs generally don't need anywhere near as much cooling as internal combustion.
The video does give a glimpse of some of the exterior bits and details of the Innova EV. Toyota also showed the instrument cluster and the energy monitor that is being displayed on the multimedia system. Interestingly, the tachometer is there. EVs generally don't have tachometers anymore, as these kinds of vehicles generally have a power meter.