2027 ATC Shanghai International Automotive Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Exhibition

The 2027 ATC Shanghai International Automotive Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Exhibition will comprehensively showcase the production and manufacturing technologies of complete vehicles and automotive parts, marking a significant transition from traditional automation to AI-defined manufacturing. This exhibition focuses on four core trends:

Firstly, intelligence, with embodied intelligent robots and AI models deeply integrating into automotive factories, creating a new industrial internet landscape while flexible manufacturing systems have become the standard in parts production.

Secondly, greening, highlighting sustainable green manufacturing, showcasing improvements in factory energy structure and collaborative carbon-reduction efforts within the supply chain to promote environmentally friendly practices in operational processes.

Thirdly, lightweighting, where the trend towards vehicle lightweighting is becoming clearer, with the substitution of magnesium for aluminum exceeding expectations, breakthroughs in ultra-high strength steel, and decreasing costs of carbon fiber collectively driving a new era of "lighter, stronger, and greener" automotive manufacturing.

Finally, localization, where Chinese automotive manufacturing equipment is seizing the opportunity presented by the transformations in the new energy vehicle industry, transitioning from localized breakthroughs to systematic replacements—focused not only on cost advantages but also on the value replacement of new technologies.

As one of the seven core exhibition areas of the “2027 ATC Shanghai International Automotive Technology and Parts Exhibition,” this exhibition will present innovative technologies and engineering practices in manufacturing processes including stamping, welding, painting, assembly, testing, intelligent logistics and warehousing, automated assembly, and machining. The four core processes for vehicle manufacturing (stamping, welding, painting, and assembly), digital factory solutions, energy management strategies, and equipment maintenance techniques will be prominently featured in the exhibition.

In the automotive parts manufacturing sector, the exhibition will display new energy power systems (such as power batteries and electric drive systems), thermal management technologies, smart chassis systems (including braking, suspension, and steering systems), and lightweight materials (such as high-strength steel, aluminum alloys, magnesium alloys, and carbon fibers). Additionally, the exhibition will cover parts machining technologies, welding and glue application processes, quality control and testing methods, as well as advanced manufacturing processes like 3D printing.

Through these diverse presentations, the exhibition will provide valuable opportunities for industry participants to enhance exchanges and cooperation, driving continuous innovation and development across the automotive manufacturing sector.