360° MOBILITY Mega Show in Taipei Opens April, Showcasing the Future of Intelligent Mobility
2026/01/27 | By Sherry Chen
As global vehicle roles evolve from basic transportation to AI-enabled, connected, and energy-managed mobility platforms, the automotive parts industry continues to expand. Industry forecasts estimate that global auto parts output could exceed US$610 billion by 2026, underscoring the scale of transformation underway. The 360° MOBILITY Mega Shows, one of Asia’s most comprehensive mobility industry events, will take place from April 14 to 17 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, with pre-registration now open.
Organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), the concurrent events feature Taipei AMPA and E-Mobility Taiwan, as well as the Autotronics Taipei, co-hosted with the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association. Together, the three exhibitions present a unified platform spanning automotive components, vehicle electronics, electrification, and smart mobility technologies, offering a one-stop venue that connects the full upstream and downstream mobility supply chain.
According to TAITRA, last year’s event attracted nearly 40,000 professional visitors from 120 countries. The 2026 edition will be guided by the theme “Empower Every Move,” focusing on Next Mobility, Green Mobility, and Connected Mobility. Exhibits will range from precision mechanical parts and power systems to smart lighting, vehicle electronics, aftermarket accessories, hand tools, and manufacturing and maintenance equipment.
Guided tours, business matchmaking sessions, and the 360° MOBILITY Forum will also take place to facilitate targeted sourcing and market trend exchanges. The event will also honor firms with ESG Achievement Awards, recognizing companies that excel in net-zero initiatives.
CENS / Economic Daily News will host an on-site booth to distribute the “Taiwan Transportation Equipment Guide (TTG),” providing buyers with curated supplier insights and in-person matchmaking services to enhance sourcing efficiency.
To view "Taiwan Transportation Equipment Guide (TTG)" e-book, please visit:
Date: April 14 - 17 2026
Location: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1