With some 200 automakers competing with each other, China is currently the world’s largest auto market.
From the rise of BEVs by emerging manufacturers to unmanned autonomous taxis on public roads, cars are undergoing a remarkable evolution.
Toyota is also collaborating with a Chinese startup to develop “autonomous driving for a car manufacturer”. Yuta Tomikawa experienced the quality for himself.
All eyes on the Chinese car industry:
Enjoy comfortable driving with no hands on the wheel. Toyota’s commitment to driving sensation extends to autonomous vehicles.
Tatsuro Ueda, Toyota’s CEO in charge of the China region, also appears on the show to share his impressions on the evolution of local information technology and the drive for BEVs.
In addition to autonomous driving in China, the Hall also features the Toyota Dream Car Art Contest, in which children from all over the world have participated. His drawings vividly depict a wide range of visionary vehicles, closely integrated into our daily lives and full of hope for the future.
Technological advances are of little use if cars do not connect with the human passengers on board. See how Toyota’s auto manufacturing ensures people aren’t left behind.
