Mobility Technology Exchange Held from July 16 to 18
The Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA) announced on July 17 that it held the "Inside Japan Mobility Technology Exchange 2025," a special exhibition for Korean companies, at the site of the "People and Automobile Technology Exhibition 2025," which was held from July 16 to 18 in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
A total of 49 Korean manufacturing companies in the future mobility sector participated in the special exhibition, covering areas such as autonomous driving, electronics and electrics, batteries, and automotive software.
KOTRA held the "Inside Japan Mobility Technology Exchange 2025" as a special exhibition in conjunction with the "People and Automobile Technology Exhibition 2025," which took place from July 16 to 18 in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. View of the special exhibition booth. Photo by KOTRA
KOTRA explained that, at the special exhibition venue, it also operated a "Specialized Trading Company Pavilion" in collaboration with three specialized trading companies, including RJC Holdings, to support the entry of 11 domestic companies specializing in secondary battery materials and automotive electronic parts into the Japanese market.
Aichi Prefecture, the host location of the "People and Automobile Technology Exhibition," is a hub of the automotive industry, home to major automakers such as Toyota and Mitsubishi, as well as about 19% of all Japanese auto parts manufacturers. This year's exhibition featured a total of 475 participating companies.
During the event, KOTRA signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Aisin, a Japanese auto parts company, and agreed to promote cooperation for Korean companies to supply products to Aisin's global factories.
Park Yongmin, Head of KOTRA's Japan Regional Headquarters, said, "This exhibition served as a platform for cooperation, showcasing Korea's innovative technologies to the Japanese automotive industry, which is undergoing a full-scale shift toward electrification. Going forward, we will continue our support to expand business with Japanese companies operating not only in Japan but also in third countries such as the United States and India."
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