The dramatic exterior styling theme is enhanced with glass-infused mica metallic 'Inferno' red paint, incorporating a tonal Aurion graphic on the lower body sides.
Contrasting with the hot body colour are metallic grey body cues around the windows, grille and trunk-mounted lower rear spoiler.
All glass is blacked out and, along with a black roof, creates the impression of a futuristic one-piece glass top.Other special features include a floating grille frame with embossed mesh insert and twin exhaust pipes integrated into the rear bumper.
Paul Beranger, Manager of Styling and Design at Toyota Style Australia, said the show car was an advanced styling concept from Toyota Australia's young design team.
"The Aurion Sports Concept is a vision for the future styling direction of Toyota Australia's sports-car image," Mr Beranger said.
"Many of the design cues are likely to appear on production vehicles that go beyond Aurion's new sports range, the Sportivo SX6 and ZR6.
"Our creative team is continually experimenting with ideas for the Australian customer. Previous programs such as Cross Runner and Sportivo Coupe have been winning concepts with the Australian public, and now the launch of the Aurion brings a whole new range of opportunities for Toyota to move into more niche market segments.
"This sports concept is just one example where we are testing the market and encouraging feedback from the public."
Mr Beranger said Australian drivers were unique in wanting both a sports car and a family car in the one package.
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