Connectivity is the Golden Thread.

At AutoTech 2025, connectivity influences every part of the event, extending far beyond our content sessions -- connecting people, concepts, systems, and information together into one smooth experience.

WE MEAN BUSINESS.

Partner and conduct business with like-minded professionals in the industry.

THE THRILL OF IT.

Witness groundbreaking advancements propelling the automotive industry.

SPREAD THE WORD.

Share insights, gain knowledge, and advance your career.

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LET US CONNECT THE DOTS FOR YOU.

Join the sessions below to discover business strategies and unlock endless opportunities.

Given the rapid pace of innovation among Eastern car manufacturers, how can North American and European automakers stay competitive? Would increased government incentives, improved charging infrastructure, and a more supportive regulatory landscape strengthen the U.S. automotive sector? Join AutoTech 2025 to learn how these initiatives can be supported.

Leila Aridi Afas

Director, Global Public Policy

Chris Nevers

Senior Director, Global Policy Development

Julia Rege

General Manager, Regulatory Affairs

Kristen Balasia

Senior Vice President, Automotive

How are leading car manufacturers and emerging industry players adopting groundbreaking business strategies similar to those used in Silicon Valley? In what ways are modern automakers creating lifestyle brands that enrich the experiences of both drivers and passengers? Book now to hear Honda's take.

David Kirsch

Senior Principal Engineer, Technology Strategy

L5 autonomous vehicles are anticipated to process as many as 500 million lines of code. How can such a vast quantity of software be effectively overseen? Is the integration of extensive software features secure enough? Join us to see how automakers and suppliers are addressing new issues associated with scalability.

Sangeeta Theru

Director, Virtual Validation Platforms

Stephen Miller

Technical Expert, ADAS Product Management

Maite Bezerra

Principal Analyst, Software Defined Vehicles

As the industry transitions to electric and software-focused vehicles, how can the upcoming models, equipped with cutting-edge chips, surpass the old and overly complex embedded infotainment systems that have been prevalent before? Register now to see how automakers will respond.