ASIABRAKE 2026 reinforces global collaboration in brake technology and future mobility!
The 11th edition of ASIABRAKE 2026 concluded successfully in Gurugram, bringing together global leaders, researchers and industry stakeholders to advance innovation in braking technologies. The event once again established itself as a leading techno-commercial platform focused on safety, sustainability and the future of mobility.
Held over three days, the conference attracted more than 350 delegates, over 25 expert speakers and more than 60 sponsors and exhibitors. Participants included leading OEMs, component manufacturers, research institutions and technology providers from across the global automotive ecosystem. The event created a strong platform for knowledge sharing, strategic discussions and collaboration in an industry undergoing rapid transformation.
The conference opened with a formal inauguration followed by keynote sessions from globally recognized experts such as Francesco Massi and Georg Ostermeyer. Their insights highlighted the latest advancements in braking science, materials and system design, setting the tone for technical discussions throughout the event.
Industry leaders emphasized the significant transformation underway in the automotive sector, driven by electrification, sustainability goals and digital innovation. Kuldip Singh Rathee highlighted India’s growing importance as a global automotive hub and stressed the need for continuous innovation in braking systems to ensure safety, performance and reliability in next-generation vehicles.
Aman Rathee noted that ASIABRAKE has evolved into a globally recognized platform connecting OEMs, suppliers, academia and technology experts. The strong international participation reflects the increasing relevance of the event in shaping future mobility solutions and fostering cross-border collaboration.
The conference sessions covered a wide range of critical topics, including electrification trends, advancements in brake testing technologies and the development of new friction materials tailored for electric and hybrid vehicles. These discussions provided valuable insights into how braking systems must evolve to meet the unique requirements of EVs, such as regenerative braking integration and reduced wear characteristics.
Alongside the conference, the exhibition showcased the latest products, materials and technologies in braking systems. Exhibitors presented innovations ranging from advanced brake components to testing solutions and next-generation materials. The exhibition floor served as a hub for business networking, enabling companies to explore partnerships and commercial opportunities.
ASIABRAKE 2026 highlighted the importance of collaboration across the automotive value chain. As mobility continues to evolve, braking systems remain a critical component in ensuring vehicle safety and performance. The event demonstrated how industry-wide cooperation, combined with technological innovation, will play a key role in addressing future challenges.
Overall, ASIABRAKE 2026 not only reinforced its position as a premier global platform for braking technology but also underscored India’s growing influence in the global automotive and mobility ecosystem.
