Automotive Safety Summit Shanghai

The Automotive Safety Summit Shanghai is a prominent event dedicated to the future of safety technologies in intelligent, autonomous, and electrified vehicles. This summit will bring together over 300 automotive safety experts, not only from China but from around the globe, to engage in discussions surrounding the latest innovations and requirements in both active and passive safety systems. With a comprehensive trade exhibition showcasing worldwide vendors of development technologies and services, the summit stands out as a leading platform for all professionals involved in automotive safety.The focus of the 2026 Automotive Safety Summit will be on critical megatrends impacting the automotive industry today, specifically New Energy Vehicles (NEV), Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), and Autonomous Driving Systems (ADS). Attendees can expect keynotes from international experts, presentations detailing innovations and requirements, and insights into the latest developments in testing and simulation for safety systems. The summit will cover various focus areas, including Safety in Autonomous Driving Systems, Legal Requirements for Level 3 automation and beyond, Advances in World-wide NCAP Programs, and Safety of New Energy Vehicles. Additionally, it will address new testing technologies for ADAS and ADS, as well as human modeling and simulation for safety.This event is designed for decision makers and engineers at all stages of the development phase, including managers in the conceptual phase who need to grasp upcoming global requirements, design engineers, and specialists in testing and simulation. It aims to cater to development and testing engineers, along with management and decision makers in the automotive industry, encompassing both Chinese and international OEMs and suppliers. Organized by Carhs GmbH, the Automotive Safety Summit Shanghai promises to be a vital gathering for those looking to enhance their knowledge and expertise in automotive safety in an era defined by rapid technological advancement.