KT GROUP Mobi+ (Mobitas)

KT GROUP Mobi+ (pronounced “Mobitas”) is the pavilion of the KT Group, which started in 1939 as Kanagawa Toyota Hanbai, in the Urban GX Village at GREEN×EXPO 2027. Its theme is “cars + resource circulation”: using the carrying power of cars to build a society in which resources go around. The Expo Association’s introduction describes “cars” carrying “energy” wherever and whenever it is needed.

Highlights and exhibits

According to the official site launched on September 17, 2026, the starting point is household vegetable and fruit scraps — stems and peels that usually end up in the trash. A diagram on the site shows one loop: scraps from the dinner table are collected and crushed, fermented, the gas is stored and used to generate and store electricity, and the liquid fertilizer and CO₂ from fermentation help grow vegetables and fruit that return to the table.

Large recycling power plants already turn food waste from shops and factories into electricity. Mobi+ adds the “moving” power of cars to that loop, so resources can circulate close to where people live without a big facility — “from large infrastructure to small infrastructure that moves and connects.” Cars with resource-circulation functions would come to your town or to someone far away, in daily life and in emergencies.

• The experience takes about 60 minutes, and children can enjoy it too.
• The tagline asks, “What will you add to the car of the future?”
• Four sketch perspectives of the pavilion are on the official site; full details are “coming soon” (as of October 2026).

About the exhibitor

The KT Group has supported local life by carrying people and goods by car; its group companies include Kanagawa Toyota Jidosha and Toyota Rent a Lease Kanagawa. Its “mobility life design” concept — services that let people, goods, and information move as needed — shapes the exhibit. On November 21, 2025, the Association changed the exhibitor name from “KT Group Co., Ltd.” to “KT Group.”

The group, together with Tsumamasa Co., Ltd., will also supply exhibits to the City of Yokohama’s “Tsunagu Yokohama-kan” (the city’s building-based exhibit in the Urban GX Village), showing a locally completed resource cycle using the mobility of cars and the future of urban farming (City of Yokohama, September 24, 2026).

Announcements so far

• October 1, 2024: Named by the Association among eight first-round Village exhibitors
• October 29, 2025: Exhibit outline (image and message) first published at the Association’s 500-days-to-go announcement
• March 19, 2026: KT Group announced its participation and the pavilion name “Mobi+ (Mobitas)”
• August 17, 2026: Recruitment of pavilion staff began (through Pasona)
• September 17, 2026: Official Mobi+ site launched, with the resource cycle and the 60-minute experience time
• September 24, 2026: The City of Yokohama announced a sponsorship agreement with a KT Group-led consortium

Social media

The pavilion’s Instagram is listed as “coming soon” on the official site (as of October 2026). Discussion on X is still limited, with a few introductory posts noting the 60-minute experience time.

Before you go

• Location: Urban GX Village, marked “B” on the Association’s venue map; the KT Group says it sits near the Main Gate along the main path.
• Fee: Free entry to the pavilion (an Expo admission ticket is required).
• Duration: About 60 minutes.
• Reservations: Whether the pavilion will use the Association’s same-day viewing reservations has not been announced (as of October 2026).
• Accessibility: Details not yet announced.

Sources (all checked 2026-10-04): Expo Association: Village exhibits / KT GROUP Mobi+ official site / KT Group announcement (Japanese) and its March 19, 2026 snapshot / Staff recruitment, August 17, 2026 / City of Yokohama press release, September 24, 2026 / City of Yokohama press release, September 29, 2026 / Association press release, October 1, 2024 / Association press release, October 29, 2025 / Association FAQ

Note: Exhibit details and highlights will be updated as official announcements are made.