Asia Conference to Highlight Electric Mobility

Billed as the first such gathering in Asia Pacific, the 2022 Future Mobility Asia (FMA) conference will be hosted by Thailand’s Ministry of Energy July 20-22 in Bangkok to showcase global future and emerging road mobility concepts, solutions, technologies, and innovations.

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April 7, 2022

Asia Conference to Highlight Electric Mobility — The first of its kind, the Future Mobility Asia conference will feature over 100 exhibitors and vendors and host a multitude of mobility experts, panels, sessions, and more.
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The 2022 Future Mobility Asia (FMA) conference is scheduled for the Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Center. The conference will co-locate with the Future Energy Asia Exhibition and Summit.

Offering more than 100 speakers and industry expert panels, the conference is aimed at trade professions, global technology thought leaders, Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) members, and fleet owners.

According to organizers, FMA 2022 also will feature an extensive display of road mobility technologies and innovations. Events and exhibitors in the 15,000-square-meter exhibit hall will include electric vehicle (EV) and autonomous vehicle demonstrations; passenger and commercial vehicle launches; battery energy, storage, and charging infrastructure providers; and ASEAN Ministries for Energy Transport.

Other conference activities will include on-floor lighthouse projects, case studies, and start-up showcases.

For more information on FMA 2022, visit the conference site.

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