From our survey of the EV situation in China and Southeast Asia, we were beginning to see concerns that even Toyota’s market share was declining.

For example, trends in Konoha, Nissan, and Honda are signs of industry restructuring, and the future relationship with Waymo in North America and Momenta and Pony AI in China, where Woven by Toyota has been responsible for Toyota’s automated driving.
In the hydrogen-related area, the use of hydrogen in Woven City and the collaboration with Daimler Trucks across Hino Jiko, as well as the shift of production to North America in response to the Trump tariffs.
Toyota’s strategy will be deciphered with examples of EVs, automated driving, hydrogen, and Woven City, all of which are hot items. In addition, we will deepen our strategic insights by organizing Toyota’s unique strengths such as multi-pathways, Toyota Production System, and kaizen.

What is Toyota’s share of new vehicle sales and new energy vehicles? Toyota’s sales trends and transparent strategies globally and in each region.
Toyota’s crisis felt in China and Southeast Asia, regarding government strategies and local individual company strategies in China, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Toyota’s Strategic Research. Why Hybrid has been so successful, EVs and FCVs, area strategy: focus and expansion. Or automated driving: Woven by Toyota, Waymo collaboration.
Hydrogen is going global, battling with Hyundai and collaborating with Daimler; local feeling of Woven City; and more.
Toyota’s R&D structure includes product development, design, and R&D. It is important to organize the history of Woven by Toyota, and the roles that can be seen from that history.

The country of Japan is a source of concern for Toyota. For example, the current state of charging and hydrogen infrastructure and power supply energy. The dilemma is to shift to North America and maintain domestic employment.