Automotive Testing Expo India

Opportunity brief

Why this event matters for exhibitors

The Automotive Testing Expo India is set to be a significant event in the automotive sector, showcasing the latest advancements in vehicle testing and validation technologies. This year's expo will make history by expanding into two exhibition halls, with over 200 exhibitors confirmed to participate. Attendees can expect to explore a wide array of technologies, software, and services related to automotive testing, evaluation, and quality engineering. Key areas of focus include crash testing, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), autonomous development technologies, electric vehicles (EV), battery analysis, data storage solutions, and various testing methodologies for durability, emissions, and performance evaluation.Among the notable exhibitors are industry leaders such as Aptiv, Dewesoft, Dewetron, dSpace, and Keysight Technologies, each showcasing innovations designed to enhance product quality, reliability, durability, and safety. A highlight of the event will be the SAE Automotive Leadership India Summit, which is limited to 150 senior automotive professionals. This summit aims to provide a platform for discussing India's capabilities in manufacturing, innovation, sustainability, and technology. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in critical discussions and attend presentations on topics such as Software-Defined Vehicles (SDV), V2X technology, and advancements in EV and hydrogen fuel cells. Notable speakers include representatives from Mahindra & Mahindra, Continental, and the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI).The expo will also feature short sessions focusing on emerging technologies, prototypes, and future trends in automotive testing, with insights from companies like MaxEye Technologies, Aarjay International, and Technocrat Systems and Measurements. Completely free to attend, the Automotive Testing Expo serves as the leading industry gathering for OEMs, two- and three-wheel vehicle manufacturers, and Tier 1 component manufacture