TOKYO R&D was established as a consigned development company for research and prototype
vehicles in 1981. Since then, we have proudly contributed to the evolution of the automotives of
today by continually meeting and surpassing the expectations of our clients for various
projects, including the development of advanced prototype and mass-produced vehicles as well as
the development of automotive parts utilizing state-of-the-art advanced materials and
technology.
In celebration of our 40th anniversary in 2021, we have renewed our company logo and incorporated
in its design our desire to create added value for society. In line with this, TOKYO R&D has
stepped out of its past role as a consigned developer that assists customers with their
development work and has declared its aim to become a unique and distinctive "Mobility
Manufacturer".
The automotive industry is undergoing a once-in-a-century period of change. The period of
self-driving cars, carbon-neutral cars that do not depend on fossil fuels, connected cars that
are always connected to various networks, and even flying cars are now at our doorstep.
The mobility we create encompasses all types of moving objects, including these next-generation
vehicles. In addition, our endeavors are not limited to the quantifiable areas of technology and
quality but we also incorporate human sensibilities and mentalities, such as enjoyment and
pleasure in our research and development.
Our group of companies include PUES Corporation, which develops electric drive systems for all
types of mobility, and Japan Hydrosystem Industry Co.,Ltd., which develops lightweight composite
material products and hose and piping systems for special applications such as high-pressure
resistance, high durability, and ultra-lightweight applications. With this combination of
advanced technologies, we will continue to create high quality mobility, and promote alliances
and collaborations with other industries outside of the mobility industry.
In this way, TOKYO R&D will continue to create an exciting future mobility society.
TOKYO R&D Co., Ltd.
Hiroyuki Matsumoto, President and Representative Director
