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Toyota reveals mobi during Japan Mobility Show 2025, an electric bubble car for kids, the prototype forms part of the company's Mobility for All project, which aims to create vehicles that can transport anyone, regardless of age or ability.
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- Toyota's mobi prototype, unveiled at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, is a compact autonomous electric vehicle for children, featuring AI-driven navigation and a bubble-like canopy that opens for easy access, as shown in the demo video.

- Part of the Mobility for All project, it targets inclusive transport in Japan's aging society, where over 29% of the population is 65+, by enabling independent short trips for kids without adult supervision.

- Echoing Toyota's 2007 i-Real concept, mobi highlights ongoing innovation in personal mobility but raises safety debates, with early tests focusing on low-speed urban environments to gather user feedback.