Tahama Motor Corporation—Founded in 1938 in Takasaki, Gunma. Tahama started out as a small bespoke furniture maker, until 1951 they had the idea of making a luxury 2-door saloon. And finally, in 1956 they revealed the Tahama Eternal, their first model.
Tahama focuses on progressive technology, extraordinary craftsmanship, and a future of electrification with Hybrid; Full-electric; and Fuel Cell Hydrogen.
Later in 1979, Sakuta Heavy Industries was acquired by Tahama Motor Corporation. Forming a new group called Tahama Motor Group which consists of Tahama and Sakuta.
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Sakuta Heavy Industries—Started in 1951 in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Sakuta is known for its remarkable everyday hatchbacks, family SUVs, and fun Kei cars. In 1979 they joined with Tahama, improving each other’s products and polishing their craftsmanship. Nowadays, Sakuta is also leading with their Sakuta-Tahama developed electrified platforms.
The new 2024 Tahama Atmos—One of Tahama’s best-selling models, the Atmos now gets a whole new redesign. With standard AWD across all models and now powered with our new 2.5T eActive+ i4 that makes 324hp and 323Nm of torque paired with a 7-speed DCT and goes 0-100 km/h in *6.3 seconds. Also thanks to it’s eActive+ plug-in hybrid system that’s fuel-efficient with 30 mpg combined. Or step up to the K performance model which is powered with an all-new 2.4T hybrid capable of doing 472hp with a 0-100 km/h in *4.3 seconds (updated)
Available Trims:
A
G
Q
K package
K performance
Colors:
Eternal White Pearl
Jet Black
Kuro Obsidian
Gunmetal Gray Metallic
Mojave Sand Metallic
Monument Silver
Ryukyu Coral Metallic
Seigfried Green Metallic
Lobster Blue Mica
Crystal Red Mica
Geneva Green Metallic
Kyushu Blue Metallic (K package and K performance only)
Aren’t the 350h and 570h+ specs swapped?
Not bad looking, not bad specs. I like that sharp, yet rather elegant style, quite Japanese indeed. Is it sth like the Lexus LS?
