Toyota will have new concept at the Geneva Motor Show on March 6 that it says shows the future of B-segment hybrids from Toyota. It claims that emissions are about half of current B-segment cars. 

Toyota has created five pillars for future vehicles: mass reduction, optimum aerodynamics, powertrain efficiency, thermal energy management and electricity saving. Due to these goals, the five-door FT-Bh weighs less than a three-door Aygo. It also does not use any exotic materials to keep costs down, just materials already commonly used in building cars. 

The FT-Bh will be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show on March 6 during Toyota's press conference.