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Module 2

Understanding KINTO

Know exactly what KINTO is — and what it is not.

The Shift in Mobility

The automotive industry is transforming globally and locally. Customers are moving away from traditional ownership towards mobility solutions that offer flexibility, predictability and simplicity.

By the end of this section you can

  • Describe what customers now value in a mobility solution
  • Explain the challenges of traditional vehicle ownership
  • State the core shift from ownership of an asset to consumption of mobility

What customers increasingly value

  • Predictable monthly costs for easier budgeting
  • Access to vehicles without a long-term ownership commitment
  • Simpler, managed mobility solutions
  • Reduced administrative effort
  • Reduced financial uncertainty

The challenges of traditional ownership

  • Large upfront investment
  • Exposure to depreciation
  • Ongoing uncertainty around maintenance and running costs
  • Administrative burden

Core learning message

Mobility is shifting from ownership of an asset to consumption of mobility as a service.

Ownership versus usage

Place each customer priority under the model that answers it. Then read how the sales conversation changes.

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The customer buys the asset and carries its risks and admin.

    The customer pays for the use of a managed vehicle solution.

      Key takeaways

      • Mobility is shifting from ownership of an asset to consumption of mobility as a service
      • KINTO ONE combines usage, servicing, maintenance, roadside support and dealer access in one monthly payment
      • KINTO is not finance, rent-to-own, a credit workaround or an ownership solution
      • Five value pillars explain the customer benefit; the value chain explains the dealer benefit