5 mobility stories you should not have missed in April 2026
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Connected, Autonomous & Electric Vehicle EXPO 2026
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Why Connected, Autonomous & Electric Vehicle EXPO 2026 is worth your attention
Connected, Autonomous & Electric Vehicle EXPO 2026
Future Mobility Media is organising Asia’s biggest Connected, Autonomous & Electric Vehicle EXPO
2026, a landmark platform showcasing cutting-edge innovations in mobility. The EXPO will feature next-generation technologies including autonomous mobility, hyper-connectivity, advanced telematics, cybersecurity, software-defined vehicles (SDVs), electrification, AI-driven solutions, smart infrastructure, and more.
The event will bring together global automotive leaders, OEMs, commercial vehicle manufacturers, IT service providers, tech startups, telecom operators, system integrators, logistics companies, policymakers, government bodies, and mobility innovators, fostering collaboration and impactful industry dialogue.
Event Highlights include:
• 11,000 sq. m. Exhibition Space
• 10,000+ Delegates & Visitors
• 200+ Exhibition Booths
• 200+ Product & Vehicle Displays
• 60+ Speakers / Panelists
• 10+ Sessions
• 8+ Networking Sessions
• VIP Lounge
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