Join the KINTO Net Zero Automotive Workshop at Net Zero
The automotive sector is at the forefront of the net zero transition.
Rapid advances in electrification, battery technology and hydrogen mobility are reshaping how vehicles are designed, produced and used.
At the same time, regulation and consumer expectations are accelerating change across the value chain.
At Net Zero Summit 2026, this workshop led by KINTO examines the innovations, policies and partnerships shaping the future of sustainable mobility.
The Future of Net Zero Automotive
- Date: 5 March 2026
- Time: 11:15 - 12:00 GMT
- Location: Room 1
The session focuses on practical insight into how automotive organisations can scale sustainable transport solutions while navigating regulatory and supply-chain complexity.
Key takeaways
- Discover emerging trends in electrification, batteries and hydrogen mobility
- Learn strategies for decarbonising automotive supply chains
- Explore how regulation and consumer demand are driving industry transformation
- Gain practical insight into scaling sustainable mobility solutions
Who should attend?
This workshop is designed for automotive, mobility, sustainability and supply-chain leaders involved in the transition to net zero transport systems.
KINTO is Toyota’s global mobility brand, created to make low‑carbon, data‑driven transport more accessible for businesses, cities and everyday travellers.
As ownership gives way to usership, KINTO positions itself as an enabler of flexible, shared and electrified mobility aligned with Europe’s net zero ambitions.
Sustainable mobility mission
KINTO’s vision is to deliver “ever better mobility for all”, prioritising inclusive, low‑emission transport options that reduce congestion and carbon. Rooted in Toyota’s Environmental Challenge 2050 and European carbon‑neutrality targets, the brand links vehicle efficiency with smarter usage models.
Through offers such as KINTO One, an all‑inclusive leasing service, customers can access low‑emission and electrified vehicles without the burden of ownership. In some markets, over 95% of KINTO One fleets are electrified, helping corporate clients accelerate their own decarbonisation strategies.
Beyond vehicles, KINTO provides digital platforms that give fleet managers real‑time visibility of emissions and utilisation. Tools such as KINTO’s fleet portals and reporting dashboards support ESG disclosures by tracking CO₂ performance and progress towards sustainability targets.
KINTO Join and KINTO Zero
KINTO Join promotes greener commuting by connecting co‑workers for carpooling, cycling and walking, rewarding verified low‑carbon journeys and quantifying the cars taken off the road.
The newly launched KINTO Zero platform layers in ESG consultancy, carbon accounting and CSRD‑aligned reporting, strengthening KINTO’s role as a partner in corporate sustainability transitions.
