MAKUHARI, Chiba Pref. -- Automakers over the last decade have expanded their lineup of vehicles catering to the needs of disabled people and the elderly.
The 38th Tokyo Motor Show, which opens to the public Wednesday, focuses on a variety of vehicles designed for disabled drivers.
The sales volume of vehicles equipped with devices to help disabled people drive on their own has been on the rise. But given the small market size, only a limited number of automakers have produced such vehicles.