2026 Japan Chiba Japan Mobility Show Bizweek

Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026 in Chiba, Japan, as one of the most influential events in the global automotive and mobility sector, embodies the deep history and innovative spirit of the Japanese automotive industry. The exhibition, formerly known as the Tokyo Motor Show since its first staging in 1954, has consistently been a barometer for automotive technology and design trends in Asia and globally. To adapt to evolving times, the exhibition was officially rebranded as Japan Mobility Show in recent years, with the special establishment of Bizweek, the Mobility Industry Exhibition, aiming to transition from traditional automotive product display to broader mobility solutions, covering multi-dimensional transportation methods across land, sea, and air, as well as innovative technologies related to smart cities, energy, and infrastructure. Held biennially, the exhibition brings together top global automakers, tech giants, startups, component suppliers, and related service providers. It is grand in scale, typically attracting hundreds of thousands of professional visitors and general consumers, serving as an important platform for companies to launch new products, showcase cutting-edge technologies, expand international cooperation, and gain insights into market trends. The exhibition not only displays the latest car models and concept vehicles but also delves into hot topics such as autonomous driving, electrification, connected technologies, shared mobility, and the application of artificial intelligence in transportation, aiming to outline the blueprint for future mobility and drive innovation and development across the entire industry. Its influence extends beyond the traditional automotive sector, becoming a comprehensive international event connecting technology, energy, urban planning, and multiple other fields.

The exhibition scope of Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026 in Chiba, Japan, is extremely broad, covering all aspects of future mobility. In the traditional automotive sector, it will showcase various passenger cars, commercial vehicles, special vehicles, including the latest models and concept cars of internal combustion engine vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, pure electric vehicles, and fuel cell vehicles. In terms of core components, it covers engine systems, transmission systems, braking systems, steering systems, suspension systems, body and chassis, interior and exterior trim parts, lights, tires, etc. In the new energy and intelligent connected vehicle sector, the focus will be on electric vehicle charging technologies and equipment, battery technologies, motor and electronic control systems, fuel cell technologies, in-car infotainment systems, smart cockpits, vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication technologies, high-precision mapping and positioning systems, and cybersecurity solutions. Autonomous driving technology is a major highlight of the exhibition, showcasing L2 to L5 autonomous driving solutions, sensors (radar, LiDAR, cameras), high-performance computing platforms, decision and control systems, human-machine interfaces, etc. Furthermore, the exhibition also encompasses emerging mobility services and solutions, such as shared mobility platforms, on-demand mobility services, urban air mobility (eVTOL), drone logistics, intelligent transportation management systems, parking solutions, and mobility data analytics and management platforms. Infrastructure construction related to mobility, energy solutions, smart city technologies, material science, manufacturing processes, testing and certification services will also be on display, presenting a comprehensive, multi-dimensional ecosystem of future mobility to visitors.

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