Japan Mobility Show Bizweek and CEATEC 2026 showcase future mobility and AI

The Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026 and CEATEC 2026 concluded at Makuhari Messe, drawing a combined total of 112,373 visitors. The dual event featured 821 exhibitors, including a record number of startups and research institutions.

Key technological highlights included Toyota’s water electrolysis system designed to produce hydrogen, leveraging fuel cell vehicle technology for large-scale deployment. Honda showcased the CI-MEV, a small two-seater electric vehicle utilizing cooperative AI for autonomous movement and easy accessibility. Discussions at the event focused on the implementation of ‘physical AI’ and the transition toward carbon neutrality through diverse energy pathways.

Other notable exhibits included Sharp’s waterless laundry system and Fujitsu’s digital twin simulations for disaster management. The event served as a major platform for industry leaders from Mazda and Mitsubishi Motors to discuss the intersection of environmental goals and economic competitiveness in the evolving mobility sector.