[Promoted] Toyota Mobility Concept unveiled in special visit to South Africa
Toyota South Africa Motors recently hosted a special visit from Hiroki Nakajima, Executive Vice President for Toyota Motor Corporation , in which a new Global and Regional Policy was announced.
Based on these values, and responding to the unique needs of each region, Toyota focuses on providing high-quality cars under the leadership of regional CEOs. TMC is accelerating Battery Electric Vehicle expansion worldwide and is aiming for ten new BEV models by 2026, which would amount to 1.5 million vehicle sales per year.
Pillar two of the Toyota Mobility Concept is the new generation of Intelligent cars that will evolve with advanced safety technology, multimedia, and feature updates. The third pillar is Diversification. Toyota will not only diversify its services into connected technology, parts/accessories, and business collaborations with new partners, but also explore new types of energy.
HEV’s are the most practical solution in Africa as the energy and electricity situation of each country must be considered. From a local production point of view, TSAM will expand the production volume of Corolla Cross Hybrid derivatives.
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