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Toyota Dream Car Art Contest

  • Toyota Dream Car Art Contest

    The Toyota Dream Car Art Contest encourages and inspires creative expression and imagination, challenging the boundaries of traditional thinking. It’s a chance for tomorrow’s engineers, designers, and creative thinkers to let their imaginations run wild by drawing their ‘Dream Car’.

Amazing ideas are born from dreams!

The Dream Car Art Contest is held for children all over the world to dream, imagine and inspire.

Since 2004, Toyota has been inspiring over 6.2 million children from 100 countries to dream. Toyota encourages students to believe in a dream and the power of imagination, connecting to the world through their dream cars.

Find out more

Ready to get started?

Explore 12 Primary and Secondary lessons below created with Toyota to make entering a breeze.

All entries must be hand drawn and a minimum of A4 and a maximum of A3 sized. You may like to download a handy entry template from here or from any of the lessons to help your students start dreaming!

Download here

Supporting teaching resources

Primary lessons

                Secondary lessons

                          2024's winners

                          2024 - Czachery Vincent A. Uy
                          Tracks of Happiness
                          (Under 8 Years)
                          2024 - Emma Han
                          Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car
                          (Under 8 Years)
                          2024 - Liam Roh
                          A Toyota Spaceship Travelling Through Our Galaxy
                          (Under 8 Years)
                          2024 - Shane Kim
                          One Step Out of Time
                          (8 - 11 Years)
                          2024 - Yuna Lee
                          Toyota in Candyland
                          (8 - 11 Years)
                          2024 - Karina Liu
                          Bunny Toyota Car
                          (8 - 11 Years)
                          2024 - Ilaria Garavaglia
                          Toyota Vets
                          (12 - 15 Years)
                          2024 - Nandhan Saravanan
                          The Logmobile
                          (12 - 15 Years)
                          2024 - Nina Feng
                          Adventure Day Bus
                          (12 - 15 Years)
                          🌟 Grand Prize Winner 🌟

                          With thanks to our partners

                          These lessons have been made in partnership with Toyota.