Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) manufactures automobiles in 25 countries and regions throughout the world and sells them in more than 160 countries and regions under the Toyota, Lexus, Daihatsu and Hino brands. In addition to its 12 plants in Japan, TMC has 54 manufacturing companies in 27 countries, which produce Lexus and Toyota vehicles and components. A hybrid version of the popular Lexus RX 330 SUV entered the market in 2005. KDDI, the company’s telecommunications enterprise, provides phone and Internet services in Japan and overseas. GAZOO provides a visual vehicle information network via the Internet, as well as e-commerce activities through multimedia kiosks. The company introduced Lexus in Japan in 2005. The firm's goal is to have a 15% global market share by 2010, up from about 10% in 2002. Toyota will emphasize its hybrid technology over the mid term, attempting to capitalize on growing desire among consumers for fuel efficient cars. Also, Toyota will capitalize on its extermely high ratings for quality as well as the terrific reputation of its luxury Lexus line. Building on its success in North America, Lexus has expanded to 49 countries around the world.