It Looks Like a Toy, But It's Real (8 photos)

Renowned Japanese tuning studio Rocket Bunny unveiled a tiny "sports car" in Tokyo, dubbed the Pocket Bunny R32. It looks like an AI-generated caricature of the R32-generation GT-R, but it's completely real and capable of autonomous driving. The tuners even plan to produce a small batch of these body kits for DIYers to transform the Suzuki Twin kei car into something resembling the iconic coupe.





The Pocket Bunny is based on a miniature three-door hatchback, the body of which was almost completely redesigned. Officially, only the doors, roof, and glass elements were retained from the factory panels. The Twin received a redesigned front end with new fenders, hood, and bumper, as well as a full-size trunk and rear wing, which the donor model never had. New lighting was also created for the project in the recognizable style of the Skyline GT-R R32.

The kei car is also known to have been equipped with a modified suspension with air springs allowing for adjustable ride height, and distinctive wheels. The interior features a new steering wheel, seats, and media system, as well as a roll cage. The engine remains stock—a 658cc unit producing 27 horsepower. However, according to some reports, the tuner plans to replace it with a rotary engine and change the car to rear-wheel drive in the future.

The tuners clarify that installation of the body kit, which they plan to sell for approximately $4,200, will require modifications to the bodywork. Therefore, after installing new parts, it will no longer be possible to "roll back" the Suzuki Twin to its factory appearance.