7th China International Automobile Powertrain Summit 2019

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Background:

The implementation of Limits and Measurement Methods for Emissions from Light-duty Vehicles（China VI）, the strictest emission standard ever, has demonstrated China’s utmost determination to carry out energy saving and emission reduction. Made in China 2025 has listed energy-saving and NEVs as one of the top development priorities by encouraging the projects and industrialization of core technologies including efficient internal combustion engine (ICE), advanced transmission, lightweight materials, intelligent control, power battery and drive motor. The introduction of policies such as average fuel consumption, double credit (CAFC/NEV) policy and RDE will drive automakers to upgrade traditional ICE technology and to explore new energy powertrain technology so as to comply with increasingly strict regulations.
Focused on China’s automobile powertrain market, the 7th China International Automobile Powertrain Summit 2019 will dig into the latest emission policies and regulations, the latest technologies and future trends of ICE and NEVs, as well as the general trend in China’s automobile powertrain market.

Main Topics:

The latest interpretation of China’s automobile policies by MIIT
Guidance and planning for the implementation of China VI
Beijing’s future plan for environmental supervision
National planning for automobile gasoline supply in phase b of China VI
Latest technology and future development of EFI
High-performance gasoline engine turbocharging technology
Latest emission control technology for Gasoline Engine
Innovative fuel-saving transmission technologies
Latest powertrain technologies by Mercedes-Benz
Latest engine technologies by BMW
Core powertrain technologies by Audi
The eighth-generation Ecotec engine technologies by General Motors
VC-TURBO VCR turbocharging engine technologies by Nissan
Breakthrough and innovation in powertrain technologies by Toyota
SKYACTIV Technology by Mazda
Latest powertrain technologies by Honda
Hybrid powertrain development and vehicle integration
Latest EV technologies by BYD
The current status and future trends of FCV
Future trends in powertrain technologies

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Testimonials

Fantastic,Wish the next summit a better one!

--Shanghai Volkswagen

Honestly,It was a great summit which focused on the research of the Engine. I think it would be better if the topic tighted the policy and technology development. Besides, it would be perfect if the consultancy (like FEV, AVL) could be invited to the summit to do some supplement.

--PATAC

Great organization,thoughtful service,wonderful Speaker. We got a lot from this summit, which was an opportunity of excellent industrial communication!

--Dong Feng Yu Lon Motor Company

The theme of this summit is clear and match the Industry trends of nowadays and it's very helpful to my work.

--MAHLE

The big advantage of this summit is the distinctive themes which concentrate on Emission reduction policies, laws and regulations, technical route and trends.

--Castrol China Technology Center

The Organizer builds the industry exchange and communication platform among the Companies.

--Hirschvogel Automotive Parts (Pinghu) Co., Ltd.

Good organization! Wish you have more specific discussion for different engine parts and emission parts!

--Oerlikon Balzers Coating

It was great to invite the government department to explain the new regulations which allow us to know development and implementation progress of future emission regulations.

--INERGY