¹ Investment made in July 2025, through Toyoda Gosei's Corporate Venture Capital Dept., an internal organization dedicated to these investments.

² Here, this refers to “minicars” with a total length of ≤2.5 meters and width of ≤1.3 meters. In Japan, these cars can be driven on general public roads except for expressways. A driving license is required, and legally they are treated as small motorized two-wheelers such as scooters or mopeds.

³ Monocoque body refers to a structural system in which the chassis is integral with the body, forming a lightweight, highly rigid structural skin. KG Motors has succeeded in significantly reducing the number of molds, mainly by adopting front-rear symmetry in the body shape. This lowers costs and achieves an ideal front-rear balance. In addition, by employing an original body shape and high tensile steel sheets in appropriate places, they provide both the highest level of collision safety and lighter weight in a microcar.