Bengaluru, August 08, 2025: Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) unveiled its CSR Report for FY 2024–25, detailing the company’s continued efforts towards sustainable and inclusive community development across India. The report, released on August 5, was formally launched by environmentalist and filmmaker Mr. Suresh Heblikar in the presence of senior TKM officials.
The report reveals that as of March 31, 2025, TKM’s community development initiatives have positively impacted over 42.46 lakh individuals across multiple domains including education, health, environment, skill development, road safety, and disaster management.
Speaking at the launch, Mr. Heblikar said, “TKM’s approach is a powerful example of industry’s role in shaping an equitable and empowered society. Their efforts in skilling youth, supporting education, enhancing public health, and promoting road safety strongly complement our national missions such as Viksit Bharat 2047 and Skill India. Additionally, activities promoting rural ecosystems such as planting of trees which help in regulating climate change is commendable.”
Mr. Sudeep Dalvi, Chief Communication Officer, Senior Vice President and Head of State Affairs at Toyota Kirloskar Motor, remarked, “Our commitment to sustainable and inclusive growth goes beyond business. Through our community-centric CSR initiatives, we strive to create long-term value by addressing real on-ground needs and empowering individuals with the tools to thrive. Each initiative—from education and health to environment and skill development—is a step toward building a stronger, self-reliant India. As we align with national priorities and global goals, we remain steadfast in our mission to contribute meaningfully to society and create mobility for all.”
In the education sector, TKM supported school infrastructure in Karnataka's aspirational districts, reaching 4,222 students with digital and STEM-aligned facilities. Its Anganwadi Development Program impacted over 10,000 children, while additional interventions supported 68,553 students in Raichur and Vijayapura.
Healthcare efforts included equipping primary health centres in Ramanagara and Raichur, benefiting more than 5.68 lakh people. Hygiene education under the “A Behavioural Change Demonstration (ABCD)” initiative reached over 10,000 students and received recognition under the Swachh Bharat category at the CSR Times Awards.
Environmental initiatives included the ‘Jeevana Dhare’ watershed project in Aurad Taluk (Bidar district), which positively impacted over 11,000 people. Tree plantation drives and environmental education programs inspired over 11,800 students across 149 schools.
TKM’s skill development interventions trained over 3,200 students through its Centres of Excellence, the Toyota Technical Training Institute, and India’s first Mobility Engineering Lab at IISc Bangalore. The Toyota Technical Education Program was extended to Bareilly and Aizawl to expand reach.
Road safety education reached over 79,000 students through the Toyota Safety Education Program (TSEP), while 13,300 youth participated in the Toyota Hackathon. TKM also worked with Mizoram authorities to deliver road safety awareness programs.
In disaster management, the company supported relief efforts during landslides in Aizawl by deploying heavy-duty equipment, aiding over 4.65 lakh people. Through its iCARE employee volunteering platform, 732 employees and families participated in activities impacting more than 4,200 individuals during the year.
The report underscores Toyota Kirloskar Motor’s continued alignment with national development goals and its broader vision of “Mobility for All.”
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