Toyota Launches the C+walk S in Japan
Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) announced today that it will release the C+walk S, a pedestrian-mobility-assistance model that is the second in the new C+walk mobility series. The C+walk S will go on sale at Toyota automobile dealers and be offered at rental and leasing stores from March 20, 2023*1.
In addition, Toyota has also improved the standing-type model C+walk T2 as well as the C+pod3. The C+walk T will go on sale in May*1 as a model that can operate on sidewalks along public roads in compliance with the revision of the Road Traffic Act that will take effect in April. C+pod became available for lease contracts on March 20
The C+walk S assists people who can walk on their own but have difficulty walking long distances and for long periods of time. It is a three-wheeled mobility vehicle that can travel on sidewalks7 and easily assess the road surface conditions ahead. The C+walk S shares the form of the C+walk series, which blends in with its surroundings and the city, and travels at typical human walking speeds8. It is designed so that it is comfortable to use in walking areas, facilitating side-by-side travel and communication with fellow pedestrians. The C+walk S is also equipped with obstacle detection safety functions that help avoid collisions with obstacles or pedestrians ahead.
C+walk S Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Prices
| Motor | Battery | Driveline | Price* (Japanese yen) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ― | Brushless DC motor x 2 | Lithium-ion battery | Rear-wheel drive (RR) | 498,000 |
| “Safety support” | ◎505,000 |
◎: Model as shown in photo (excluding options)
| * | Consumption tax exempt. Does not include recycling fees. |
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The C+walk T will undergo a size and maximum speed update in order to comply with requirements for small and slow mobility*9 that can be operated on sidewalks (public roads). The C+pod has also been enhanced through updates to the braking sensation when stepping on the brake pedal in addition to regulatory compliance.
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