MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok 2027 runs 7-9 July 2027 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok, Thailand.
The trade exhibition and conference covers electric vehicles, batteries, charging infrastructure, automotive components, software, AI, connected and autonomous technology, and smart logistics.
It is the rebranded edition of Electric Vehicle Asia, organised by Informa Markets with the Electric Vehicle Association of Thailand (EVAT), and connects suppliers with OEMs, Tier 1-2 manufacturers, fleet operators, investors and mobility decision-makers across Southeast Asia.
TL;DR
17-9 July 2027 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), Bangkok.
2Three show days, 10:00-18:00, for trade and business visitors only.
3Free admission by online pre-registration; 2027 visitor registration opens in early 2027.
4The 2026 edition promoted 250+ brands and 200+ global experts.
5Organised by Informa Markets with EVAT; rebranded from Electric Vehicle Asia.
Why visit
Bangkok puts the Southeast Asian mobility supply chain in one hall: OEMs, battery and charging suppliers, component makers, software firms and fleet operators. Visitors can compare hardware and software for electrification, see ADAS and connected-vehicle demonstrations, and meet the Tier 1-2 suppliers that are localising production in Thailand. The co-located Future MOVE Forum adds policy and technology briefings for buyers who need to justify a 2027 sourcing or partnership decision.
Why exhibit
Thailand is Southeast Asia's largest automotive manufacturing hub, and the show is positioned as the regional meeting point for that supply chain. Exhibiting puts a product in front of OEM engineering, procurement and strategy teams, plus fleet operators, distributors and investors from across ASEAN. The rebrand from Electric Vehicle Asia to MobilityTech Asia widens the audience beyond EV hardware to software, AI, autonomous systems and smart logistics.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
OEM and Tier 1-2 engineering, procurement and production managers
Fleet, logistics and ride-hailing operators evaluating electric and connected vehicles
Technology providers, software developers and systems integrators
Investors, policymakers, urban planners and industry association representatives
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
EV, battery, charging and energy-storage technology suppliers
Automotive component, harness, motor and power-electronics manufacturers
ADAS, connected-vehicle, autonomous and mobility-software companies
Testing, simulation, manufacturing equipment and after-sales service providers
Product categories
Key solution areas showcased across the event.
Electric vehicles and e-mobility components
Batteries, energy storage and battery-swap technology
Charging stations, connectors and power electronics
ADAS, autonomous and connected-vehicle technology
Mobility software, MaaS and smart-transport systems
Bring a business card and the registration confirmation; badges are issued at the visitor registration counters.
Ticket notes
Admission is free by online pre-registration. Visitor registration for 2027 opens in early 2027. Onsite registration is possible but entry is not guaranteed if the venue reaches its density limit.
Bangkok is the region's automotive assembly hub, so a mobility-technology show here reaches OEM engineering and procurement teams within a short flight of most ASEAN plants. The 2027 rebrand adds software, AI and smart logistics to the EV core, widening the buyer pool beyond vehicle hardware.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The visitor profile is deliberately technical and commercial: owners, consultants, CTOs, design and system engineers, manufacturing and maintenance managers, procurement managers, policymakers and investors. That mix suits suppliers selling specification-led products, where the conversation starts with an engineering requirement rather than a consumer price point.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on meeting the right OEM and Tier 1-2 programmes. Exhibitors with a Thailand or ASEAN reference project, local service capacity and English-speaking technical staff are best placed to convert stand conversations into audits, samples and quotes. Use the show to book follow-up factory visits rather than to close orders on the floor.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Southeast Asia
Why it matters
Thailand is Southeast Asia's largest automotive manufacturing hub and is positioning itself as an EV production base for the region. MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok gives component, battery and software suppliers a single meeting point with Thai OEMs, local assemblers and ASEAN distributors, at a time when regional EV sales and local assembly are expanding quickly.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
01
Localisation of EV and battery production
Thai OEMs and Chinese automakers are expanding local assembly and battery-pack production, pulling Tier 1-2 suppliers into the country.
What it changes: Suppliers that can support local content, just-in-time delivery and Thai engineering teams win programmes earlier.
02
Charging infrastructure and grid integration
Charging operators are moving from isolated chargers to networked hubs that need power electronics, storage and software.
What it changes: The show connects charger makers with site owners, utilities and fleet operators planning depot charging.
03
Software-defined and connected mobility
ADAS, fleet telematics, MaaS platforms and smart-transport systems are becoming a larger share of the mobility value chain.
What it changes: Hardware suppliers need software partners, and software firms need vehicle and infrastructure access to prove their products.
The Bangkok mobility circuit
Book exhibition space 6-9 months ahead; visitor registration opens early 2027.
MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok anchors a July mobility week at QSNCC, with regional auto and EV shows filling the rest of the year.
1–3 Jul 2026
Electric Vehicle Asia 2026
Bangkok, Thailand
Previous edition before the rebrand to MobilityTech Asia.
Airport Rail Link connects to the MRT network for QSNCC.
About 32 km
to venue
45 minutes
by car
DMK
Don Mueang International Airport
Mainly domestic and low-cost carriers; allow extra time in afternoon traffic.
About 28 km
to venue
45-70 minutes
by car
Hotel tiers
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
budget
Sukhumvit / Asok
USD 45–70 / night
Walkable to BTS Asok and a short MRT ride to QSNCC.
mid
Sukhumvit / Thong Lo
USD 90–140 / night
Business hotels with meeting space and easy taxi access to QSNCC.
premium
Sathorn / Wireless Road
USD 200–320 / night
Five-star options for delegations and senior meetings; 20-30 minutes by car.
Local transport
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
MRT Blue Line
Estimated costTHB 20-45
Best forSukhumvit/Asok to QSNCC station, Exit 3
Direct covered walkway from Exit 3 into the venue; best option at peak hours.
Taxi / ride-hailing
Estimated costTHB 100-250
Best forSukhumvit hotels to QSNCC
Use the meter or a fixed app fare; allow 20-40 minutes in afternoon traffic.
Weather
July is the southwest monsoon season in Bangkok: hot, humid days around 27-33°C with frequent afternoon showers. Carry a compact umbrella and a light layer for air-conditioned halls.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Thai SIM cards with data are sold at both airports; the venue has mobile coverage and Wi-Fi in public areas.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Dress for the venue
Business attire is expected. The organiser refuses entry to visitors in shorts and slippers, so wear closed shoes and a collared shirt.
Respect for the monarchy and temples
The royal family is highly respected. Dress modestly when visiting temples, remove shoes before entering, and avoid touching people on the head.
Tipping and service charges
Tipping is not required but is appreciated. Some hotels and restaurants add a 10% service charge, so check the bill before adding a tip.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK)
Book 6-10 weeks ahead for July; arrive the day before the show to allow for monsoon delays.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: Airport Rail Link to Phaya Thai, then MRT to QSNCC; or a 45-minute taxi.
Hotel → venue: MRT Blue Line from Asok/Sukhumvit to QSNCC Exit 3; taxi 15-30 minutes.
Ride-hail: Grab and Bolt are widely used; confirm the fare before departure.
Public transit: MRT Blue Line is the direct option; buses 136, 185 and 501 stop near QSNCC.
Parking: Indoor parking for 2,700 vehicles on B1 and B2.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: July
Temperature: 27-33°C
Seasonality: Southwest monsoon; short, heavy afternoon showers are common.
Packing: Light breathable clothing for the show, a compact umbrella, and a light jacket for air-conditioned halls.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Day 2 - 8 July 2027
Day one is busy with openings and badge queues, while day three winds down early for exhibitor teardown. Day two gives a full 10:00-18:00 window with settled stands and the best chance of meeting senior technical staff.
T-14
Confirm registration status and travel dates — Check the official registration page and passport validity.
T-10
Book flights and hotel — Stay near an MRT station for the easiest commute.
T-7
Build a target exhibitor shortlist — Use the exhibitor directory and product categories to pick 12-15 stands.
T-3
Book meetings and print backup documents — Confirm each meeting in writing and save the hall map offline.
T-1
Check the weather, badge details and transport — Plan to arrive at QSNCC by 09:30 on day one.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
09:30
Arrive, clear security and collect badge
QSNCC registration counters
10:15
Walk the battery and charging aisles
Exhibition halls
12:00
Supplier meetings over lunch
Venue dining area
14:00
Attend a Future MOVE Forum session
Conference stage
16:00
Second round of stand meetings and follow-up notes
Exhibition halls
Side trips
2
Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew
Half-Day Cultural Visit
About 30-40 minutes by taxi from QSNCC
Bangkok's best-known royal complex; go early to avoid heat and crowds.
Ayutthaya Historical Park
Full-Day Heritage Trip
About 1.5 hours by car or train
Former Siamese capital with temple ruins; pair with a long-tail boat loop.
Networking spots
3
QSNCC Sky Garden
Venue lounge
Quiet outdoor space for coffee meetings between hall visits.
Sukhumvit Soi 11
Evening dining and bars
Convenient for informal dinners with exhibitors and buyers.
Benjakitti Forest Park
Outdoor walk and coffee
A short walk from QSNCC for an informal meeting or a break between sessions.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Send a personalised email within 48 hours referencing the stand conversation.
Attach the promised technical datasheet or sample specification.
Log the lead in CRM with the buyer's programme and timeline.
Book a factory visit or online technical call within two weeks.
Review pipeline after 30 days and retire leads with no response.
Mobility technology sales cycles run from specification to production over months, so the show is a starting point. Fast, specific follow-up matters more than a generic brochure blast.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
THB 11000–15000 / m²
Raw space
THB 7500–11000 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
Planning bands only; the 2027 exhibitor tariff was not published by the organiser.
Badge-scanning and lead-capture app; test offline mode before the show.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok 2027?
MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok 2027 takes place from 7 to 9 July 2027 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok. The three-day trade show runs daily from 10:00 to 18:00. Visitors should plan to arrive on the first or second morning for quieter aisles and more time with technical teams before the afternoon rush.
Where is MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok held?
The event is held at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), 60 Ratchadaphisek Road, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand. The venue sits in downtown Bangkok and is directly served by MRT Blue Line station QSNCC. Use Exit 3 for the covered walkway into the convention centre, or take a taxi from Sukhumvit hotels in about 15 to 25 minutes.
Is MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok free to attend?
Yes. Admission is free by online pre-registration, and the organiser also accepts onsite registration subject to venue density limits. Visitor registration for the 2027 edition opens in early 2027, so check the official visitor page before booking travel. Bring a business card and your confirmation to collect a badge at the registration counters.
Who can attend MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok?
The exhibition is open to trade and business visitors only. Minors under 16 years and the general public are not permitted entry. Visitors must carry a smartphone with internet access and dress in business attire; the organiser states that shorts and slippers will be refused. Onsite registration is available but entry is not guaranteed once the hall reaches its density limit.
What are the opening hours of the show?
The show floor is open from 10:00 to 18:00 on each of the three days, 7-9 July 2027. The schedule gives buyers a full afternoon on arrival day and two complete business days. Exhibitors typically staff stands for the full window, while conference sessions may start earlier; check the programme page for session times before fixing meetings.
Who organises MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok?
Informa Markets organises the show in official partnership with the Electric Vehicle Association of Thailand (EVAT). The event is the rebranded edition of Electric Vehicle Asia, with iEVTech serving as the main conference. Informa Markets Thailand is based at 428 Ari Hills Building, Phaholyothin Road, Bangkok, and can be reached on +66 2036 0500 for exhibition and sponsorship enquiries.
What products and technologies are exhibited?
Exhibits span electric and alternative-energy vehicles, batteries and next-generation energy storage, charging stations and connectors, power electronics, ADAS, autonomous and connected-vehicle systems, mobility software, MaaS, smart-transport infrastructure, manufacturing equipment, testing and simulation. The 2027 exhibitor profile also includes hydrogen fuel-cell technology, battery-swap systems and insurance for e-mobility, reflecting the shift from pure EV hardware to a wider mobility ecosystem.
Who should exhibit at MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok?
Suppliers targeting Thailand and ASEAN should exhibit: EV and component makers, battery and charging companies, Tier 1-2 manufacturers, ADAS and software developers, fleet-technology providers, testing and simulation firms, and manufacturing-equipment suppliers. The show connects exhibitors with OEM engineering and procurement teams, distributors, investors and government stakeholders. Companies entering the region can use it to test partner interest before committing to local assembly or a distributor.
Is there a conference alongside the exhibition?
Yes. The Future MOVE Forum, jointly organised by MOVE at KMUTT and Informa Markets, is the flagship conference and runs alongside the show. It targets C-level executives, policymakers and industry pioneers, covering hydrogen, intelligent transport, AI-driven mobility and emerging ecosystems. The iEVTech conference is the main technical conference. Named 2027 speakers and the full agenda were not published, so confirm session times on the official programme.
How do I get to QSNCC from Bangkok airports?
Suvarnabhumi International Airport is about a 45-minute drive from QSNCC, or take the Airport Rail Link and connect to the MRT Blue Line for QSNCC station. Don Mueang airport is further north and typically takes 45 to 70 minutes by taxi, depending on traffic. The MRT Exit 3 walkway brings you directly into the venue, avoiding road congestion.
Glossary
1
EV
Electric vehicle powered fully or partly by a battery and electric motor, including battery-electric and plug-in hybrid cars, buses, trucks and two-wheelers.
2
ADAS
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems: sensors, cameras, radar and software that support functions such as lane keeping, adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking.
3
Battery energy storage system (BESS)
A containerised or building-scale battery installation that stores electricity for grid support, charging-site buffering or industrial backup.
4
MaaS
Mobility-as-a-Service: bundled transport accessed through a digital platform, combining public transit, ride-hailing, car sharing and payment in one journey.
5
iEVTech
The technical conference stream at MobilityTech Asia – Bangkok, focused on electric-vehicle engineering, charging, batteries and intelligent transport technology.
6
Tier 1 / Tier 2 supplier
Automotive supply-chain tiers: Tier 1 suppliers deliver complete systems to OEMs, while Tier 2 suppliers provide components, materials or subsystems to Tier 1 companies.
Also known as
Alternate names and search phrases for this event.