Foxconn Makes Debut at VivaTech, Showcasing AI Smart Manufacturing and Electric Vehicle Solutions

Foxconn announced today its debut participation in VivaTech 2026, held in Paris, France. The exhibition will focus on AI infrastructure, AI Factory, smart manufacturing, industrial humanoid robots, and smart electric vehicles, aligning with Europe’s needs for AI sovereignty, localized supply chains, high-performance computing, and smart manufacturing upgrades.

Foxconn emphasized that this participation demonstrates its commitment to supporting Europe in building next-generation AI infrastructure. At the VivaTech booth, the company will unveil the NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 solution—the first public showcase in Europe. Foxconn will highlight its capabilities in high-density AI racks, compute trays, liquid cooling, power delivery, and system integration manufacturing, underscoring its key role in enabling global Tokenized AI Factory deployments.

In the smart electric vehicle segment, Foxconn’s subsidiary Foxtron will debut the BRIA vehicle—core to the Model B platform—and the Model D luxury MPV, both making their first appearances in Paris, France. The display will feature electric vehicle platforms,整车 design, smart cockpits, advanced electronic and electrical architectures, and contract design and manufacturing services.

According to data, Foxconn began expanding into Europe in 2000, starting with manufacturing bases in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia, and gradually extending to France and Poland.

At the Choose France Summit in June, Foxconn announced a partnership with French company Bull to advance European AI infrastructure manufacturing. It also formed a joint venture, Tessalia, with Radiall and Thales to focus on advanced semiconductor packaging, and held a groundbreaking ceremony in Le Barp, France.

VivaTech is one of Europe’s leading technology and innovation exhibitions, held annually in Paris, France. It brings together global tech companies, startups, investors, industry leaders, and government institutions, serving as a key platform to observe European innovation trends, industrial collaborations, and technology adoption.