2013 Tokyo motor show preview More relevant to the UK is the production version of Urban SUV Concept that made its debut at the 2013 Detroit motor show in January - it'll have more restrained looks and, like the closely related next-generation Honda Jazz, it will go on sale next year. Honda will give the NSX concept car its first official Japanese airing at the show, too. Mazda Mazda will concentrate on derivatives of its existing models - the new Mazda 3 will be on display with a variety of powertrains including a hybrid version that will be sold only in Japan, and a Skyactiv-CNG version that runs on compressed natural gas (CNG). Nissan Nissan has confirmed that the second-generation Qashqai will be revealed on November 7, and that the all-new model will make an appearance at Tokyo. Nissan describes the new Qashqai - which will go on sale in 2014 - as "the most significant car in its modern history" so don't expect it to take too many risks with its styling. The single disguised image released so far (above) suggests that it will look similar to the next X-Trail, which will also arrive in 2014. A pair of sports car concepts are also expected to make their debut at Tokyo - one will be an almost-production-ready model that will be a rival for the Toyota GT86, while the other will be much more "wild," according to Nissan sources. Subaru The unusually named Levorg concept car (below) will be the centrepiece of Subaru's Tokyo stand. Subaru says that Levorg comes from a combination of the words "Legacy," "Revolution" and "Touring" and that the concept "hints at a new vehicle currently under development for market launch in Japan in 2014." That'll be the next Legacy, then. The Levorg will be joined by the Crossover 7 concept, a vision of what a new seven-seat SUV could look like. Suzuki Suzuki will unveil no less than our concept cars at the 2013 Tokyo motor show. The Crosshiker (above) is a futuristic-looking crossover that's related to the low-emissions G70 concept car unveiled at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show, while the X-Lander (below) - which has shades of Tonka toy about it - is based on the Jimny and hints at how a replacement for the aged model could look. There will be two versions of the Hustler concept car on display - both have upright styling and five doors, but the Coupé version (below) has a more sloping rear end. Suzuki's iV-4 compact SUV concept car - which hints at a future rival for the Nissan Juke - will also be appearing at the Tokyo show, a few weeks after it made its debut at the 2013 Frankfurt motor show. Toyota Toyota may well spring a surprise or two at Tokyo, but one car that it has confirmed will be there is the FCV-R (below), a fuel-cell-powered production car that could prove to be something of a landmark for hydrogen cars. Motoring's Andrew English has already driven a prototype version, but at Tokyo we'll get to see what the car really looks like. We'll have all the news from the Tokyo motor show as it happens.