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T2 Inc.

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Develops autonomous driving systems for trucks and runs trunk line transport services built on them, from Tokyo.

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T2 Inc. is a Tokyo company that develops autonomous driving systems for trucks and runs trunk line transport services that use them. Its head office is in Hibiya, Chiyoda-ku, and its technical base is in Zama, Kanagawa. The firm also offers related services built on its autonomous driving systems and reports development progress on both trucks and passenger vehicles. The site also includes a history and milestones page covering its experimental vehicles, funding rounds and new investors.

Autonomous trucks

  • Experimental trucks: The company built an experimental truck, replaced major modules with components it developed in house, and controlled the truck successfully in a simulator.
  • Remote oversight: It demonstrated Level 2 autonomous truck travel between Numazu and Hamamatsu and showed remote monitoring and command during emergency stops.
  • Transport operations: Demonstrations of transport operations started with trials alongside two logistics companies, and the company set up an Autonomous Truck Operation Conference.

Passenger vehicles and partners

The site also records an experimental passenger car that reached basic autonomous driving on a closed course and an expressway driving test with control off. The company was selected as a collaborator on a ministry demonstration of priority lanes for autonomous vehicles. Its shareholders and investors include trading houses, insurers, logistics operators and a telecom group.

Business scope and funding

The company's stated business covers autonomous driving systems, trunk line transport services that use trucks equipped with them, and related services. Its funding history includes a pre-Series A round, a Series A round and a follow-on round, and the site also lists additional investment from JR Freight and Tokyo Century.

Key facts

  • Based in: Tokyo, Japan
  • Products: Autonomous driving systems for trucks and trunk line transport services
  • Markets: Japan, with on-road demonstrations

Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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Trust Score: New

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