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Maximizing Asset Utilization and Enhancing the Long-term Value of Vehicles, Central to the KINTO Brand

Spinning off wholly owned subsidiaries to handle nontraditional car ownership models started in 2015 with premium automakers. The trend has shifted, with volume OEMs taking the lead, and Toyota's Kinto has become a well-accepted brand in the market. Toyota's strategy in the shared mobility space has evolved quite a lot since 2015, from being more passive to taking on a more active role now. In 2015, Toyota had several pilots running simultaneously in the car-sharing space and had several partnerships with other operators such as Uber and Getaround. But now, its stand-alone subsidiary offers services covering all use cases, ranging from a few minutes to hours or months, covering the entire breadth of usership-to-ownership business models. In addition, Toyota continues to play the role of a vehicle supplier, especially now that the penetration of sustainable vehicles in shared fleets is increasing (both hybrid and hydrogen vehicles). By 2040, Toyota plans to expand its MaaS ecosystem through car-sharing, subscription, and micromobility services, tying in with the overall strategy of fewer accidents and lesser congestion and pollution.

The following are the objectives of the analytics:

Table of Contents

Strategic Imperatives

Growth Opportunity Analysis

Growth Opportunity Analysis-KINTO Mobility

KINTO Mobility's Shared Mobility Solutions

KINTO Mobility's Long term Mobility Solutions

Toyota- Future Mobility Solutions

Conclusion

Growth Opportunity Universe

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