As vehicles become smarter and more capable, the amount and value of semiconductors in vehicles are expected to rapidly increase. According to the YOLE Group, an average vehicle had semiconductors worth a total of USD 540 in 2022 and will grow to reach USD 912 in 2028 with electrification and ADAS as the key drivers to this trend. Leveraging Taiwan’s advantages in the semiconductor and ICT industries, the Taiwan Advanced Automotive Technology Development Association (TADA) will debut the first ever Taiwan Automotive Technology Pavilion at CES 2025 which will include many exhibitors from COMPUTEX CYBERWORLD.

The pavilion will be located in LVCC, South Hall 3, Upper Level Booth No. 41008 and will showcase innovations in smart vehicles & EVs; including: smart cockpits, charging piles, automotive chips, autonomous driving solutions, etc. and hold product launches and business matching events. Interested parties are welcome to visit and connect with the participating exhibitors joining the Taiwan Automotive Tech Pavilion.