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Rising vehicle age and repair costs in the US, the world's largest automotive aftermarket (AM) service and repair market, have created substantial opportunities for Taiwan's auto parts industry.

World Known Precision Industry (WKPT), Taiwan's largest supplier of metal-processed parts for commercial vehicles, is advancing its global footprint with new plants in the US, Taiwan, and China.

Taiwan's automotive sector is witnessing a shift toward digital and smart transformation, driving the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) industry into a new phase of growth.

On December 24, 2024, Taiwan-based mobility solutions leader Line Go hosted a media event where Chairman and CEO Lin Chun-sheng detailed the current

Xing Mobility and Japan's Eneos Corporation signed a strategic partnership memorandum in Tokyo to collaborate on immersion cooling battery systems.

In the fiercely competitive automotive aftermarket (AM), manufacturers must maintain diverse product lines to meet customer demands while securing certifications to ensure quality.

Taiwan plans a significant expansion of its EV charging infrastructure in 2024, aiming to boost EV adoption.

The automotive sector in Taiwan faced significant transitions in 2024, with the introduction of new regulations reshaping industry dynamics.

The electric vehicle (EV) market is a key area of competition for automakers and a strategic focus for governments worldwide. An expert noted that the market shows signs of regional division due to brand pressures and national policies.

Amid the shifting market dynamics of 2024, traditional automakers have recalibrated their electrification strategies.