At Woven City - Toyota's City of the Future - the e-Palette will bring you mobility services that goes where you need it, when you need it, and at a time you need it.
Tokyo will benefit from this during the postponed 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, with scheduled bus service for athletes and workers.
Turning Toyota into a Mobility Company has been the aim of Toyota's CEO - Akio Toyoda - since 2018, when they unveiled the e-Palette concept, announcing it as a symbol of mobility, one that "goes beyond conventional vehicles, to offer customers service and added value"
The e-Palette is versatile and customisable, thanks to it's flat and barrier-free interior. This means you can install equipment inside it with ease, turning the vehicle to many different purposes, including hotel rooms or retail space.
In fact, it can be customised as easily as mixing different coloured paints on a palette (which is where the name comes from)
Toyota aim to work with other manufacturers to help not only expand, but also to bring to life new features for their customer base.
