Daihatsu Taft (LA900)

The "Taft" nameplate was revived in 2020 after last being used on the Indonesian market F70 series Taft offroader in 2007. The name was originally used on the F10 series Taft. For the LA900 model, the name Taft is an acronym for Tough & Almighty Fun Tool. File:Daihatsu TAFT G (6BA-LA900S) rear.jpg|2021 Taft G (LA900S) File:The frontview of Daihatsu TAFT G 2WD (6BA-LA900S-GBGF) with plating package.jpg|2020 Taft G with Chrome plating package (LA900S) File:The rearview of Daihatsu TAFT G 2WD (6BA-LA900S-GBGF) with plating package.jpg|2020 Taft G with Chrome plating package (LA900S) File:The interior of Daihatsu TAFT G Turbo (5BA-LA900S-GBGZ) with Black Pack.jpg|Interior == Concept model ==

The Taft borrows its overall design from the WakuWaku concept car, which was one of four kei car concepts showcased at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show. According to Daihatsu, the WakuWaku was designed to be a versatile combination of crossover SUV and recreational vehicle. The concept has four seats, with two folding rear seats, hidden rear doors, and a trunk located on the roof of the car behind the sunroof. The three other concept vehicles shown alongside the WakuWaku were the TsumuTsumu commercial truck, WaiWai minivan, and IcoIco autonomous vehicle. File:Osaka Motor Show 2019 (37) - Daihatsu WakuWaku.jpg|Daihatsu WakuWaku File:Osaka Motor Show 2019 (38) - Daihatsu WakuWaku.jpg|WakuWaku rear view == Sales ==