To curb global warming and reduce carbon emission, automobile industry has faced challenges and is undergoing a momentous industrial revolution. EVs and new energy cars have become THE major topic in the industry. According to the statistics from Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), there has been a tremendous 90% growth of EV sales in the world. The global EV sales reached to 9.5 million units, accounting for 10% share of all vehicles sold in 2021. In the same year, the total production value of Automobile Electronics in Taiwan reached NT$295.8 billion, and it is estimated to reach NT$600 billion in 2025.
Seizing such strong market momentum, Taiwan’s auto parts manufacturers have won a reputation for their excellent and well-developed auto electronics, semiconductor, EV charger and 5G-based Internet of Vehicles (5G-IoV). You can most definitely find MIT auto parts and components in cars of TESLA, BMW and BENZ.
The themes of Taipei AMPA and 2035 E-Mobility Taiwan – “Showing the present and future of automobile industry” and “Building the E-Mobility ecosystem” are going to bring a brand-new concept of EV, 5G, IOV and Intelligent Transportation by showcasing the hardware and software of electric and autonomous vehicles and facilitating the business collaboration among industry players.
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Full throttle to the 2020 Taipei AMPA, Autotronics Taipei, and Motorcycle Taiwan show!
Last year, 1,340 exhibitors participated in the Taipei AMPA series show, exhibiting in 3,750 exhibition booths. This year's show will take place from October 21-24 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 2. 400 corporations are expected to exhibit the latest automotive A.C.E.S. (Automotive, Connected, Electrification, Shared services) trends, and much more, in 800 booths.
The top automotive trade show in Asia is a can't-miss event for any automotive industry expert, and be sure to come to Taipei this October! See you then.