Safety experts from around the world headed to Xi’an, China in September for Intelligent Safety Conference 2025. Martin Kahl picks out the event’s highlights
The connected, autonomous, and sustainable mobility solutions of tomorrow will rely on intelligently engineered advanced chassis systems, writes Fabio Squadrani, Chair of FISITA’s Advanced Chassis Technology Expert Group
WMC 2025 in Barcelona was a hub of knowledge exchange, opinions, and debate—timely, as the automotive industry faces some of its biggest challenges in decades, writes James Scoltock
At the 2025 FISITA World Mobility Conference, automotive engineers and engineering leaders explored an autonomous, electric future with one eye fixed firmly on the environment. By Michael Nash
Eran Ofir will join a panel in the Future Mobility Systems & Solutions track on integrating automated vehicles into public transportation. He talks to FISITA CTO Martin Kahl about key developments in automotive engineering
Dr Jin Shang, CEO and CTO at Kaiyang Laboratory and Assistant to CEO, Chery Automobile, talks to FISITA CTO Martin Kahl about disruption in the automotive industry
Martin Kahl, FISITA’s Chief Technology Officer, talks to José Muñoz, President and CEO of Hyundai Motor Company ahead of his Principal Speech at the 2025 FISITA World Mobility Conference
Laurent Di Valentin, Enric Aramburu, and Ernesto Mottola, representing the FISITA Digitalisation Expert Group, consider recent developments in system simulation, and the artificial intelligence and machine learning applications that are shaping the future of computer aided engineering.
Umit Sengezer, Head of Circular Economy at Toyota Motor Europe, talks to FISITA CTO Martin Kahl about sustainable mobility and the circular economy
Mehdi Ferhan, SVP Powertrain Engineering at Volvo Group, talks to FISITA CTO Martin Kahl about the diversity of propulsion systems, sustainable mobility, and the outlook for powertrain engineering
