Yoliang Partners with KINTO to Expand Vehicle Disposal Channels for Mobility Platforms
A new partnership in China’s B2B used vehicle market is creating an additional channel for mobility fleet asset disposal.
Yoliang , a leading technology platform for used vehicle circulation in China, has recently entered into a business partnership with KINTO, Toyota Financial Services’ mobility brand. Under the partnership, Yoliang Auctions will provide end-to-end auction services for KINTO’s vehicle asset disposal business, helping the mobility platform expand market access for its vehicle inventory and improve disposal efficiency.
Following the launch of the partnership, Yoliang will provide KINTO with standardized, end-to-end auction services. Supported by Yoliang Auctions’ nationwide operating network and extensive professional dealer buyer base, the service will expand the reach of KINTO’s vehicle inventory, improve disposal efficiency and accelerate the circulation of vehicles exiting its mobility and leasing operations.
The disposal of fleet vehicles, test-drive vehicles, finance and leasing vehicles, and mobility-platform assets has long been an important area of Yoliang’s used vehicle business. The company has continued to develop specialized capabilities and services for institutional vehicle asset owners.
KINTO is Toyota’s mobility brand and has continued to expand its presence in the global mobility market. With more than two decades of experience in China’s vehicle leasing sector, KINTO serves thousands of corporate and individual customers in China.
Its services include KINTO ONE long-term vehicle rental and KINTO SHARE short-term rental, supported by vehicle management, maintenance, roadside assistance and other services. KINTO’s operations currently cover 51 cities across China, with a fleet of more than 7,000 vehicles. The company provides mobility solutions tailored to the needs of different corporate and individual customers.
Combining Auction Technology with Standardized Vehicle Assessment
Yoliang’s institutional asset disposal services are supported by the Yoliang PowerBid auction system and the standardized vehicle inspection and evaluation capabilities of Yoliang SmartCheck.
Through its B2B auction infrastructure, Yoliang provides institutional vehicle asset owners with a standardized and transparent channel for used vehicle disposal. The partnership with KINTO further expands the supply of institutional vehicle inventory available through the platform, while strengthening Yoliang’s role as a B2B vehicle auction and purchasing platform serving professional used vehicle dealers across China.
Through its global platform, Yoliang Global, Yoliang can also extend selected vehicle inventory to international buyers, providing additional channels for institutional vehicle assets to reach overseas markets.
Supporting More Efficient Mobility Asset Circulation
The disposal of vehicles from leasing and mobility fleets places particular emphasis on transaction transparency, settlement efficiency and residual-value management. Yoliang will leverage its nationwide professional buyer network, international buyer channels and end-to-end auction capabilities to support KINTO in efficiently circulating its existing vehicle assets and optimizing the value recovered from vehicles entering the secondary market.
The partnership connects mobility and vehicle leasing operators with the B2B used vehicle auction market, creating an additional channel for the standardized and efficient circulation of fleet vehicles.
Going forward, the two companies are expected to explore further cooperation in the disposal of vehicles reaching the end of their leasing and mobility service cycles, supporting more efficient asset circulation across China’s mobility and used vehicle industries.
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