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作成日: 2023/06/23 07:20

更新日: 2025/12/09 02:38

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South Korea&#039;s Hyundai Motor says it will team up with a bookstore and lifestyle chain operator to open a car-sharing business in Japan.
                
Culture Convenience Club operates the Tsutaya bookstore chain. The company aims to help the automaker promote zero-emission vehicle sharing.
                
Hyundai&#039;s sharing service will be available at some book shops and co-working spaces.
                
Culture Convenience Club will also use its database on more than 120 million customers to help spread the use of such vehicles.
                
Hyundai President and CEO Chang Jae-hoon said the Japanese market is important and that clean mobility is a way to help bring a more environmentally friendly future.
                
Hyundai withdrew from Japan in 2009 but re-entered the market last year. It has since been selling electric SUVs among other models.
                
Other global automakers are also putting more emphasis on the Japanese EV market. China&#039;s BYD started sales of an electric model here in January.
                
Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi have also expanded their lineups.
                
Japanese automakers began full-fledged EV sales last year. But the number of models is limited.

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