Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Toyota Motor North America, Inc.

James D Wilder

James G Swartz

Christopher E Yang

James J George

Frederick W Mau

Geoffrey David Gaither

Alexander M Gross

An example operation includes one or more of receiving an input from a display device associated with a vehicle, wherein the input comprises a request to view content on the display device, determining content-consuming attributes of a user of the display device, based on content that has been consumed by the user on the display device, determining that a different user of a different vehicle has content-consuming attributes within a threshold of the user based on content that has been consumed by the different user on a different display device associated with the different vehicle, and outputting a content-sharing session to the display device associated with the vehicle and the different display device associated with the different vehicle.

Facilitating a content-sharing session

An example operation includes one or more of determining a vehicle is receiving content while connected to a charging point, and providing an alert when an adverse situation arises within a proximity threshold of the vehicle while an occupant is consuming the content.

Security for content delivery during vehicle charging

An example operation includes one or more of receiving, from a vehicle, a request for a charge, determining, based on one or more preferences related to the vehicle, a charging location used by another vehicle with the same preferences, and routing the vehicle to the charging location based on the determining.

Electric vehicle routing to alternate charging stations

An example operation includes one or more of determining an expected charging duration of an electric vehicle (EV) at a charging point, determining content preferences of an occupant associated with the EV, wherein the content preferences are based on profile data of the occupant associated with the occupant, and delivering content to the EV, based on the expected charging duration and the content preferences.

Artificial intelligence and content delivery during charging

An example operation includes one or more of reserving an available charging point at a charging station for a vehicle at an arrival time at the charging station when one other charging point at the charging station will be available for one other vehicle in a time less than a threshold time after the arrival time.

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James D Wilder