Automotive Industry Conference 2025 opens in Budapest

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The Automotive Industry Conference 2025 will be held between May 13 and 16 at the Hungexpo exhibition center in Budapest. Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó also spoke at the opening event.

Automotive Industry Conference 2025

The Automotive Industry Conference in Budapest plays an important role in both Hungary and the region. Once again, it brings together players from industry and the automotive sector, creating a unique forum for business decision-makers and skilled professionals to build new business relationships or rethink existing ones and find joint solutions to the challenges currently facing the sector.

The accompanying events act as a “driving force” and contribute to the economic upturn, as the participating small, medium-sized and large companies, as well as the visitors to the exhibition, can think together about professional issues in one place and at one time.

Manufacturers, service providers, retailers, and customers meet here, enabling dialogue and business relationships to be established so that they can cooperate to maintain their position in the market.

Programmes planned for 2025:

  • Chamber of Engineers conferences and professional further training (BPMK)
  • Education in welding technology (MHtE, MAHEG)
  • Automotive suppliers’ B2B meeting (MAGE – HIPA)
  • Labour safety and textile industry conference (U4 Advertising Office)
  • Plastic Industry Conference (MMSZ)
  • Techtogether AUTOMOTIVE HUNGARY engineers’ competition (autopro.hu)
  • APPLICATION ZONE integrated by Hunify Laboratories
  • GRAND PRIZE application, presentation of winners
  • Presentation of GFÜ, workshops, presentation on information related to tenders
  • Lean lecture series (Magyar DigiLean Egyesület)

Szijjártó: In spite of global challenges, automotive industry remains engine of economic growth

In spite of global challenges, Hungary’s automotive industry continues to perform well and remains the engine of economic growth, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said at a conference.

Opening the Automotive Industry Conference, Szijjártó said BMW would start production in Debrecen (E Hungary) in September, while the joining of Mercedes’ two plants in Kecskemét (C Hungary) in a few months would make the base the carmaker’s biggest outside of China. He added that Audi’s base in Győr (W Hungary) was operating at full capacity, the Stellantis plant in Szentgotthárd (W Hungary) could barely keep up with its orders, and the Suzuki factory in Esztergom (N Hungary) was undergoing a government-supported upgrade. He said China’s BYD is building its first European plant in Hungary, and five of the ten biggest battery makers in the world have decided to bring manufacturing capacity to Hungary.

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