The Tokyo Mobility Show is not just about cars or fuel types. It delves into futuristic transportation, featuring innovations like Honda's robotic chair, the Uni-One, promising personal mobility by 2035. This exhibition, unfolding until November 9 at Tokyo Big Sight, caters to media and public, highlighting tech-forward visions in transport.

The show also screens Toyota's helicopter-like aircraft, in collaboration with Joby, and Nissan's solar-powered Sakura car that supports eco-friendly living and disaster preparedness. Such advancements, including Mazda's emotion-aware vehicles, underscore Japan's role in automotive innovation, despite looming US tariffs poised to cut automakers' profits by over 2 trillion yen annually.

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