Integrating resources from industry, government, academia, and research sectors, the initiative focuses on smart cockpits, automotive electronics, AI recognition, and autonomous sensing to establish a new hub for smart electric vehicle talent and technology development.

Amid the rapid global advancement of electric vehicles and intelligent mobility technologies, Taiwan is actively positioning itself in next-generation automotive electronics, smart cockpit systems, and integrated intelligent applications. Initiated by National Yunlin University of Science and Technology (NYUST) and coordinated by its Intelligent Electric Vehicle Center, the Taiwan Electric Vehicle Industry Alliance (TEVIA) presented the “TEVIA Joint Exhibition Area” at the 2026 Taipei International Automobile Electronics Show (360° MOBILITY Mega Shows), held from April 14 to April 17, 2026. The exhibition brought together resources from industry, government, academia, and research institutions to highlight Taiwan’s technological capabilities and innovation in the smart electric vehicle sector.

The TEVIA Joint Exhibition focused on “Smart Electric Vehicle System Integration,” featuring key technologies including smart cockpit and human–machine interface (HMI) applications, automotive electronic control systems, AI-based image recognition and driver behavior analysis, as well as autonomous sensing and system integration. The exhibits not only showcased technological R&D成果 but also emphasized system integration capabilities and practical implementation, reflecting the industry’s transition from component supply toward comprehensive solution development.

During the exhibition opening, several distinguished guests from government, academia, and industry attended, including Senior Advisor Shen Jong-Chin, Director General Kuo Chao-Chung of the Department of Industrial Technology, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Chairman Wang Cheng-Chien of the Automotive Research & Testing Center (ARTC), and industry representative Mr. Liao Hsueh-Long. The guests expressed strong recognition of TEVIA’s model for integrating resources across sectors and noted that the platform plays a vital role in advancing Taiwan’s electric vehicle industry, strengthening cross-disciplinary collaboration, and enhancing international competitiveness.

The exhibition was led by TEVIA Chairman Yeh Yi-Hao, Secretary-General Su Chun-Tseng, and the NYUST Intelligent Electric Vehicle Center team. A group photo was taken in front of the成果 of the Ministry of Education’s “Regional Industry Talent and Technology Cultivation Base Program,” demonstrating NYUST’s long-term commitment to advancing smart electric vehicle technologies, including autonomous AI and smart cockpit systems, while collaborating with partners across sectors to promote talent development and technological innovation.

According to the NYUST Intelligent Electric Vehicle Center, the university has actively integrated smart electric vehicle-related teaching, research, and industry–academia collaboration into its academic programs in recent years. Through the TEVIA platform, it continues to consolidate industry resources, deepen interdisciplinary talent cultivation, and promote the integration of AI and automotive electronic systems. The program also emphasizes hands-on training and real-world validation environments. Moving forward, NYUST will continue to play a leading role in higher education by fostering talent, advancing technological innovation, and strengthening industry linkages, with the goal of building a comprehensive smart electric vehicle development hub that integrates education, research, and practical application, and contributes to Taiwan’s industrial upgrading and sustainable mobility development.

NYUST Intelligent Electric Vehicle Center executing the Ministry of Education base program

NYUST Intelligent Electric Vehicle Center booth with Secretary-General Su Chun-Tseng

TEVIA officials and distinguished guests交流 (1)

TEVIA officials and distinguished guests交流 (2)

TEVIA group photo

Organizing Unit: Intelligent Electric Vehicle Industry Service and Talent Development Center
Director: Su Ching-Long
Contact Person: Cheng Chin-Yi
Contact Number: +886-5-534-2601 ext. 4140

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