We may not be able to predict what the future might bring to us, but for Toyota there is a pretty good idea what some cars will look like.

During the Los Angeles International Auto Show, designers for Calty Design Research Inc. constructed a Toyota LeMans race car for the year 2025.

In the year 2025 - Toyota envisions a racer that never needs to stop for fuel. It is their Toyota LeMans Racer for the Design Los Angeles competition, featuring the theme Motor Sports Vehicles 2025.

Calty Design Research Inc. out of California, who work directly with the Japanese auto maker, have come up with an adaptable race car concept for 2025. It's powered by a hydrogen fuel cell and can be charged with photo voltaic body panels that can feed energy in from the side lines. LeMans racers never actually needs to stop.

In High Speed Mode, the body and wheels of Toyota's LeMans narrow, which reduces drag and resistance to reach an top speed of 350 miles per hour. A cornering Mode stabilizes the vehicle by widening the body and expanding the wheels establishing top grip through tight turns.

The driver's compartment is completely digital, enhanced by virtual reality projection and an on-board computer, which acts as an automated co-pilot system.

This AI (artificial intelligence) can recommend trajectory and collision avoidance.

We may have to wait another 15 years to see this Toyota LeMans racer, but all the 2010 and 2011 models, including Highlander, Rav-4 and Corolla, are currently available at Toyota of Wallingford.