SHOW PREVIEW ON THE ROAD AGAIN
The CV Show is the UK’s largest road freight transport, distribution and logistics event
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he Commercial Vehicle Show is taking place from 18-20 April at the NEC in Birmingham with the promise
of bringing more vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, trucks and innovation to this year’s event. The exhibition focuses on the latest
vehicles, equipment, services and technology available in commercial road transport, and is tipped to be the largest road freight transport, distribution and logistics event in the UK. The latest vehicles, trailers, equipment and technology will be on display during the event, while a Workshop Sector will present products ranging from OE components and replacement parts to maintenance management systems. Last year, 232 companies and
organisations exhibited at the show, showcasing innovative products and technologies to help commercial vehicle operators thrive in a competitive industry. With visitor numbers topping 11,000 in 2022, the show was hailed a “resounding success” by the organiser. In response to visitor and exhibitor
feedback, more trucks and trailers will be included during this year’s show.
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Looking to the future
The Future of the Car summit will welcome attendees to London in-person and online between 9-11 May 2023. In its 9th year, the summit aims to be a crucial event for international OEMs in the automotive sector through sharing the skills, strategies and alliances the car industry needs to ensure its long-term success. The three-day event
markets itself at the juncture of traditional automotive industry practice and technology-driven disruption, inviting thought leaders and CEOs from across the sector to provide objective analysis of the industry’s toughest challenges. Attendees will gain insight into the how the events of the
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past year have aff ected the global car industry, and what it means for their businesses, through keynotes, panel discussions and interviews, and will also have the opportunity to connect and network with new clients. Key topics on this year’s agenda include software-defi ned cars, battery innovations, the automotive supply chain and mobility in the meta- verse. The conference will also consider what’s next for autonomous vehicles and whether the net-zero car is a real possibility. So far, high-profi le speakers
from the likes of Toyota Motor Europe, Bentley, and McLaren are confi rmed to share their thoughts during the conference.
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