▲2023 Seoul Mobility Show-up

The hardware sector of this exhibition was classified into New Mobility (UAM, Robotics, etc.), Auto Makers, and Auto Parts.

A total of nine companies, including SK Telecom and V-Space, will participate in the new mobility sector and are set to showcase changes in the future mobility industry.

SK Telecom plans to showcase a UAM air taxi, while V-Space will exhibit an electric vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft.

In the automaker sector, a total of 23 companies are participating, including 12 finished vehicle brands such as Hyundai, Kia, Tesla, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz, 8 eco-friendly vehicle manufacturers, and 3 motorcycle manufacturers.

Unfortunately, Volkswagen and Stellantis vehicles cannot be seen at this exhibition.

American electric vehicle brand Alpha Motors is making its global debut at the Seoul Mobility Show.

It is expected to unveil the 4-seater pickup trucks Wolf Plus and Wolf, which are said to be able to travel 402 to 443 km on a single charge.

Especially 4SsangYong Motor, returning to the Seoul Mobility Show after a year, plans to unveil its electric SUV model Torres EVX for the first time, while Kia will showcase the actual vehicle of its large electric SUV, the EV9.

In the auto parts sector, 19 companies, including global parts supplier and maintenance service provider ACDelco, are participating.

The software sector is classified into autonomous driving, convergence technology, and incubation. Four companies, including Hyundai Mobis and AutoL, are participating in the autonomous driving sector, four companies in the convergence technology sector, and 17 companies, including the Korea Automotive Research Institute and KAIST, in the incubation sector.

The service sector was classified into Platform, Mobility Care, and Mobility Life.

Nine companies, including Chabot Mobility and Ketabus, are participating in the platform sector, four companies, including Bluemotive Asia, are participating in the care sector, and 12 companies, including Bokjeong Jehyung and Hyundai Capital, are participating in the life sector.

In addition, the Organizing Committee hosts various conferences and forums to share trends in the mobility industry centered on technology and present a blueprint for the future.

On the 4th, the '2023 Display-Mobility Day' will be held to discuss future mobility display strategies, and on the 6th, the 'UAM·AAM Conference' will be held, and on the 7th, the 'International Symposium on Automotive Greenhouse Gas Life Cycle Assessment' will be held to establish methods for assessing the life cycle of greenhouse gases in automobiles.

The Organizing Committee signs a business agreement with the Aerospace Industry-Academic Convergence Institute and establishes a special air mobility pavilion.

A total of five companies, including the Aerospace Industry-Academic Convergence Center, will participate in the special exhibition to introduce various air mobility content, such as UAM, personal aircraft, and high-precision GPS terminals.

The Seoul Mobility Show Organizing Committee has expanded the eligibility and scope of the Seoul Mobility Awards to drive the mobility industry and strengthen the B2B sector.br />
This award will be conducted in three categories: hardware, software, and technology. After preliminary rounds, outstanding companies will be selected through a final presentation during the exhibition period.

In addition, it conducts industry-academia cooperation programs with KAIST and operates a startup incubation zone to promote excellent technology development in the domestic mobility industry.

The Seoul Mobility Show has also prepared various hands-on activities for visitors.

Inside the exhibition hall, an 'e-mobility test ride' where visitors can try out electric bikes and bicycles, as well as a traffic safety experience event, will be held.

In addition, Mercedes-Benz, Renault Korea, Genesis, and others operate test drive centers outdoors.