Japan Mobility Show

The Japan Mobility Show, formerly known as the globally renowned Tokyo Motor Show, is one of the world's most influential and forward-looking automotive and mobility events. Held biennially at Tokyo Big Sight in Japan, it brings together top global automakers, technology suppliers, and innovative companies. With a long history since its first staging in 1954, the exhibition has always been an important barometer for the development of the automotive industry in Asia and worldwide. In recent years, as the global automotive industry transitions towards electrification, intelligence, connectivity, and sharing, the exhibition has also adapted to the times, upgrading from a traditional "motor show" to a more inclusive and futuristic "mobility show." It aims to showcase not just cars, but comprehensive future mobility solutions spanning land, sea, and air. The exhibition is grand in scale, typically attracting hundreds of thousands of professional visitors and general consumers, with numerous exhibiting companies and a high degree of internationalization. It is not only a premier platform for major brands to launch their latest models, concept cars, and cutting-edge technologies but also a vital bridge for industry exchange, technological cooperation, and market expansion. Notably, this edition marked a historic breakthrough as Chinese new energy vehicle giant BYD made its debut with several key models and core technologies, becoming the first Chinese automaker to participate in the show, fully demonstrating the rise and influence of Chinese brands on the global automotive stage. BYD's participation not only added new vitality to the exhibition but also signaled a profound transformation in the global mobility industry landscape.

The Japan Mobility Show's exhibit range is extremely broad, covering all aspects of future mobility, far exceeding the scope of traditional motor shows. Key exhibit categories include: 1. Passenger Cars and Commercial Vehicles: Displaying the latest models of passenger cars, luxury sedans, SUVs, sports cars, concept cars, and various commercial vehicles such as trucks and buses from major global brands. Special focus on new energy vehicles, including Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV), Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV), Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEV), as well as the latest technologies and designs for traditional internal combustion engine vehicles. 2. Motorcycles and Two-Wheelers: The latest motorcycles, electric motorcycles, scooters, concept two-wheelers from major manufacturers, along with related riding gear and technology. 3. Smart Driving and Autonomous Driving Technologies: Showcasing L2-L5 autonomous driving systems, high-precision maps, sensors (radar, lidar, cameras), V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) communication technology, AI-powered driving assistance systems, automatic parking technology, etc. 4. New Energy and Sustainable Mobility Solutions: Including battery technology, charging infrastructure (charging stations, wireless charging), hydrogen fuel cell technology, solar-powered vehicles, biofuel vehicles, lightweight materials, circular economy solutions, etc. 5. In-car Infotainment and Connected Technologies: Smart cockpits, in-car operating systems, Human-Machine Interface (HMI), in-car communication systems, navigation systems, audio systems, Augmented Reality (AR) / Virtual Reality (VR) applications in the automotive sector, etc. 6. Automotive Parts and Manufacturing Technologies: Engines, transmissions, chassis systems, braking systems, steering systems, body structures, interior and exterior components, tires, automotive electronic components, production equipment, robotics technology, 3D printing technology, etc. 7. Future Mobility Services and Concepts: Shared mobility platforms, on-demand mobility services, Urban Air Mobility (eVTOL), drone logistics, intelligent transportation management systems, smart city solutions, personal mobility devices (e.g., electric scooters, balance bikes), etc. 8. Safety Technologies: Active safety systems (e.g., AEB, LKA), passive safety systems (e.g., airbags, body structures), driver monitoring systems, cybersecurity solutions, etc. 9. Design and Engineering: Automotive design concepts, engineering R&D achievements, simulation technology, wind tunnel testing, etc. 10. Other Related Products and Services: Financial services, insurance, car modification, automotive cultural products, professional media, etc.

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