Toyota's strategic plan to dominate the hydrogen market in the commercial vehicle sector has received certification from Japan's METI program. The initiative aligns with the country's Draft Act for a Smooth Transition to a Decarbonized, Growth-Oriented Economic Structure, focusing on establishing a strong domestic manufacturing supply chain in the GX field. The program aims to accelerate efforts towards carbon neutrality by leveraging Japan's manufacturing expertise and technology infrastructure, particularly from small and medium enterprises. Toyota's collaboration with local governments, vehicle manufacturers, and customers aims to advance the adoption of fuel cells and create a hydrogen society. By 2030, Toyota targets a significant presence in the commercial truck market using hydrogen, with a plan to supply 75,000 units. Additionally, the company aims to achieve a business scale of 3 gigawatts for water electrolysis systems by 2030. These efforts align with Toyota's commitment to promoting hydrogen across the value chain to achieve carbon neutrality. Through these strategic initiatives, Toyota aims to contribute to a prosperous society while upholding its corporate principles.