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Live2026-10-25 14:47 UTC+5 todayUpdated

Daihatsu publishes Sustainability Report 2026, featuring e-Hijet Cargo and e-Atrai BEV teams

Daihatsu has issued its DAIHATSU Sustainability Report 2026, adding employee stories from the e-Hijet Cargo and e-Atrai mini commercial BEV vans launched in February 2026.

Sustainability report edition
2026
e-Hijet Cargo and e-Atrai launch
February 2026

What Happened

Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. published the DAIHATSU Sustainability Report 2026 on September 30, 2026 to introduce its thoughts and activities on ESG — environmental, social and governance topics — to its stakeholders. The 2026 edition adds new content built around the thoughts and initiatives of employees involved in the development, production and sales of the mini commercial BEV vans e-Hijet Cargo and e-Atrai, which launched in February 2026. It also features employees engaged in DX promotion, safety and health, and human resource development. The report has been further enhanced with updates such as a refreshed Top Message.

What is new in the 2026 edition
  • Employee thoughts and initiatives from development, production and sales of the e-Hijet Cargo and e-Atrai mini commercial BEV vans
  • Employees engaged in DX promotion
  • Employees working on safety and health
  • Employees working on human resource development
  • A refreshed Top Message
From van launch to report
  1. February 2026

    Daihatsu launches the e-Hijet Cargo and e-Atrai mini commercial BEV vans.

  2. September 30, 2026

    Daihatsu publishes the DAIHATSU Sustainability Report 2026.

“Staying close to our customers and enriching their lives”
— Daihatsu corporate philosophy

Under that corporate philosophy, Daihatsu says it will continue to provide affordable and high-quality small vehicles that are useful for customers' lives. At the same time, the company says it will promote initiatives to address social issues such as respect for human rights and environmental conservation. By contributing to a sustainable society, Daihatsu says it aims to be a company chosen by its customers, business partners and society.

Previously from Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd.

Daihatsu's sustainability reporting covers its social-contribution activity, and our earlier coverage shows the company has already been active on that front: it said it would donate 10 vehicles — including a refrigerated truck for cold water and rest areas — plus 5 million yen to help areas hit by the 2026 Kumamoto Earthquake.

Background drawn from MotorClaw's earlier coverage of Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd.'s official releases.

Why this matters

The report is how Daihatsu presents its environmental, social and governance work to customers, business partners and society, and this edition gives a public view of the people behind its newest commercial BEVs. It also signals the company's stated priorities — affordable small vehicles, human rights and environmental conservation — to the workers, suppliers and buyers tied to its mini-vehicle business.

Terms in This Story

ESG
Environmental, social and governance — the three broad categories used to describe a company's sustainability and responsible-business performance.
BEV
Battery electric vehicle — a vehicle powered solely by a battery-fed electric motor, with no gasoline or diesel engine.
DX
Digital transformation — the use of digital tools and data to change how a company develops, builds or sells its products and runs its operations.
Read Original: Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd.

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