By turning intelligence into a habit, what will Toyota's future look like?

Cars are not only a means of transportation, but also a carrier of mobile life. Mobility for all, a mobile society for everyone, the car of the future is more than just a mobile computer with four wheels.

In addition to the most basic autonomous driving, it may also be able to detect the physical health of the elderly, upload it to the hospital platform in advance, and even make appointments to improve the hospital's diagnosis and treatment efficiency; busy middle-aged people have no time to take care of the trivialities of life, and it may be able to automatically retrieve express deliveries, deliver medicines and food, etc. It can even be a customized private space where you can run, work, etc. Children of the Internet generation have higher requirements for intelligence, and VR and AR are commonplace for them. In the future, fixed charging of vehicles will become history, and convenient mobile charging carriers will be able to charge while driving...

These are not just wild imaginations, but the blueprint for future mobile society travel.

Hello Future When Intelligence Has Become a Habit

Children are the hope of the future. When a babbling child can already talk to a cat elf, and a child of a few years old can skillfully use various apps, intelligence has been integrated into every family. Young people born on the Internet have higher requirements for future intelligence. When intelligence in the field of mobile travel takes root, the changes will be beyond imagination.

The future mode of travel will not rely solely on a "car" product, it may be a mobile space. Whether users need beauty and hairdressing services, rehabilitation training or a cup of freshly ground coffee, they can directly "place an order" and let the unmanned e-Palette equipped with different functions come to you and enjoy private customized services at home. Maybe after you finish a beautiful SPA, the mobile beauty salon has arrived at the company, and you can go to the next meeting radiantly. The elderly at home can also call a car to do what they want without the company of their children.

e-Palette is a newly developed mobile service platform that integrates electrification, intelligence, and sharing. It is designed to meet future travel and other related needs. "Using a variety of e-Palette concept car combinations to realize a new type of urban life is our vision of the future and Toyota's new proposal for future mobile life." Toyota Vice President Shigeki Terashi proposed that Toyota should transform into a supplier of mobile travel services, that is, from a company that simply manufactures, sells cars and provides car services to a company that is related to all services in the future mobile society, providing consumers with all services related to mobile travel.

The development direction of future mobile travel is an overall reflection on the future energy society. What Toyota has done is to transform from a traditional car manufacturer to a mobile travel service provider, turning the future mobile social life scenes that integrate various black technologies from imagination into reality.

What kind of garbage are you? Environmental protection cannot rely solely on garbage classification

Shanghai residents are now facing a philosophical question that almost transcends life and death every day: What kind of garbage are you? The recent news about Shanghai's garbage classification has become popular all over the country, creating many joke makers who are driven crazy. However, mobile travel tools cannot only rely on "garbage classification" to solve environmental problems. The development of electrification and the application of hydrogen energy are also indispensable boosters for ecological sustainable development.

Hydrogen energy is currently recognized as the cleanest energy source. When hydrogen fuel is added, only water is produced in the end, which has no negative impact on the environment. At Toyota's Yokohama base in Japan, hydrogen energy can already be stored, filled, refueled, and transported. Although the Yokohama base is only a sample of a practical scenario, it is believed that it is only a matter of time before hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are widely used and enter thousands of households in the future. To achieve such a comprehensive hydrogen energy society, Toyota has taken the first step through the world's first mass-produced hydrogen fuel cell vehicle MIRAI, and it is not limited to this. It has also been put into use in industrial and commercial fields such as FCEV forklifts, FCEV buses, and FCEV trucks. Without changing people's existing usage habits, hydrogen fuel vehicles can already meet diverse needs such as long-distance transportation.

Mobility for all

The development direction of future mobile travel is an overall reflection on the future energy society. What Toyota has done is to transform from a traditional car manufacturer to a mobile travel service provider, turning the future mobile social life scenes that integrate various black technologies from imagination into reality.

In the future mobile society, travel needs will be seamlessly integrated with other needs in life, creating a mobile intelligent ecosystem. The convenience brought by technological development will be applied to life to the maximum extent, and will be refined into everyone's daily life, so that everyone can share the dividends brought by the rapid development of science and technology.

"People" are always the core, and the high degree of integration of people and advanced technology is the eternal direction of social development. Whether it is an old man who has entered his sixties, a middle-aged pillar of society, or a young child full of vigor, everyone may be a builder and participant of future mobile travel. Allowing everyone to travel freely is the ultimate goal of Toyota's Mobility for all concept.