Automotive Parts and Electronics Exhibition: Hon Hai, Teco, EVALUE Showcase Competitive Products
The Taipei International Auto Parts & Accessories Show, Taiwan International Smart Mobility Show, and Taipei International Automotive Electronics Show will be held from April 14 to 17. Major companies like Hon Hai, Teco, and EVALUE are actively participating. The exhibition covers AI car electronics, hydrogen energy applications, and smart mobility technologies. Hon Hai will display automotive semiconductors and EV platforms, Teco will present EV power system solutions, and EVALUE will showcase charging pile products.
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(Central News Agency reporter Chung Jung-feng, Taipei, April 13) The Taipei International Auto Parts & Accessories Show, Taiwan International Smart Mobility Show, and Taipei International Automotive Electronics Show will be held from April 14 to 17. Companies such as Hon Hai, Teco, EVALUE, Lelon, E-Lead, and Mobiletron are actively participating.
The organizer, TAITRA, stated that the exhibition areas include automotive parts and accessories supply chains, AI car electronics, hydrogen energy applications, and smart mobility technologies. This year, with the theme "Empower Every Move," it echoes the global mobility industry's development towards intelligence, electrification, and sustainable transformation, focusing on Connected Mobility, Future Mobility, and Green Mobility as the main curatorial axes.
The organizer pointed out that enterprises from 16 countries, including Taiwan, the United States, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Australia, and Mexico, are participating in this exhibition. Over 80 countries' professionals have pre-registered to visit, and representatives from 13 countries' industry associations will attend.
Hon Hai stated that it will exhibit automotive semiconductors from its S business group, electric drive systems from its C business group, and electric vehicle platforms including Model C, D, and U. It will also showcase batteries from its Kaohsiung Hefa Battery Center and automotive solutions from its group subsidiary FIH.
Teco explained that it is participating in the Taipei International Auto Parts & Accessories Show with a focus on electric vehicle power system solutions, showcasing Teco's land, sea, and air vehicle power systems, and launching a flat wire oil-cooled direct drive power system.
EVALUE, a subsidiary of power equipment giant Fortune Electric, stated that it will display charging pile products ranging from "home charging" to "extreme fast charging" at the venue. EVALUE said it currently operates over 720 charging stations and 2,500 charging guns across Taiwan, with over 10,000 home installations.
Mobiletron, an automotive electronics sensing component manufacturer, explained that this exhibition focuses on breakthroughs in Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) technology, showcasing three core technologies: edge computing AI image recognition systems, commercial vehicle 77GHz millimeter wave radar, and 60GHz in-cabin sensing radar. (Editor: Yang Lan-hsuan) 1150413
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(Central News Agency reporter Chung Jung-feng, Taipei, April 13) The Taipei International Auto Parts & Accessories Show, Taiwan International Smart Mobility Show, and Taipei International Automotive Electronics Show will be held from April 14 to 17. Companies such as Hon Hai, Teco, EVALUE, Lelon, E-Lead, and Mobiletron are actively participating.
The organizer, TAITRA, stated that the exhibition areas include automotive parts and accessories supply chains, AI car electronics, hydrogen energy applications, and smart mobility technologies. This year, with the theme "Empower Every Move," it echoes the global mobility industry's development towards intelligence, electrification, and sustainable transformation, focusing on Connected Mobility, Future Mobility, and Green Mobility as the main curatorial axes.
The organizer pointed out that enterprises from 16 countries, including Taiwan, the United States, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Australia, and Mexico, are participating in this exhibition. Over 80 countries' professionals have pre-registered to visit, and representatives from 13 countries' industry associations will attend.
Hon Hai stated that it will exhibit automotive semiconductors from its S business group, electric drive systems from its C business group, and electric vehicle platforms including Model C, D, and U. It will also showcase batteries from its Kaohsiung Hefa Battery Center and automotive solutions from its group subsidiary FIH.
Teco explained that it is participating in the Taipei International Auto Parts & Accessories Show with a focus on electric vehicle power system solutions, showcasing Teco's land, sea, and air vehicle power systems, and launching a flat wire oil-cooled direct drive power system.
EVALUE, a subsidiary of power equipment giant Fortune Electric, stated that it will display charging pile products ranging from "home charging" to "extreme fast charging" at the venue. EVALUE said it currently operates over 720 charging stations and 2,500 charging guns across Taiwan, with over 10,000 home installations.
Mobiletron, an automotive electronics sensing component manufacturer, explained that this exhibition focuses on breakthroughs in Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) technology, showcasing three core technologies: edge computing AI image recognition systems, commercial vehicle 77GHz millimeter wave radar, and 60GHz in-cabin sensing radar. (Editor: Yang Lan-hsuan) 1150413
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