Automotive Testing Expo Europe 2025 Stuttgart

May 20, 21 & 22, 2025
Halls 8 & 10, Messe Stuttgart, Germany

The world’s leading international expo for every aspect of automotive testing, development and validation technologies

Automotive Testing Expo is the world’s leading international expo for every aspect of automotive testing, development and validation technologies, taking place every year in Detroit, Shanghai and Stuttgart. In Europe, as elsewhere, it is the leading event for the technologies and services in ADAS and autonomous vehicle testing, electric and hybrid powertrain testing, battery and range testing, EMI and NVH test and analysis and the full spectrum of test and validation technologies for full-vehicle, component and systems development.

With over 400 exhibitors displaying their very latest products and services, visitors can expect to see the most up-to-date technologies in ADAS and autonomous vehicle testing, NVH measurement tools, test rigs, simulation packages, durability testing technologies, crash testing, dynamometers, emission measurement systems and dynamic assessment tools, as well as countless service providers such as proving grounds and test facilities.

Automotive Testing Expo will take place this year on May 20, 21 & 22, 2025 at Messe Stuttgart, Germany. We look forward to hosting you all once again.

Andrea Maselli - R&D electronics engineer, Hyundai Motorsport

I am here to find products that are applicable to both automotive and motorsport, looking specifically for sensors such as pressure sensors. It’s interesting and it’s busy

Mattias Günther - manufacturing engineer, John Deere

I am here today seeking new ideas, remaining open-minded, to discover what’s possible. In terms of testing solutions, the challenges [for us]are finding scalable, global solutions for all our factories and having one common language across all 50 plants. I like the look and the feel of the show, it’s very inviting,

Guido Fusco - ADAS systems engineer, Iveco

I’m looking to see what we can do to improve our products, looking toward the future. I mostly focus on ADAS and autonomous driving, and in this case, the main challenges are related to sensors, perception and AI training. I’m a curious person as are my colleagues, so we explore as much as we can. We’ve seen many interesting companies and solutions

Oliver King - Euro NCAP strategy and development management, Nissan Europe

I want to see the latest technology from suppliers and perhaps understand areas where we’re not currently up to standard; it’s about understanding the industry better. Key topics [for us]are connected vehicles, and the evaluation of them and management of data. Vehicles today have a lot of sensors, and in turn, there is a lot more data to manage, which is something we’re particularly interested in. I have seen a lot of great technology and met helpful people who’ve explained it to me

James Harbour - supervisor of product testing, Smithers

The show has been really beneficial. We have met some important people and made new contacts within companies that we were already doing business with. This has enabled us to find our way into additional departments to fill in the missing links. There are some very interesting suppliers here too, and it is great to see what else is available on the market. Being able to see the advances in ADAS technology has enabled us to understand what’s going on in that space and where we need to develop our offerings to fit within the ever-changing [automotive]market

Michael Caldwell - sales manager, Mustang Advanced Engineering

We are overwhelmed, it’s been an excellent show. We have had several very interesting opportunities come through which we’re excited about

SHOW PREVIEW

Read the show preview for a glimpse of the new products on show this year from our exhibitors. Click here to view the show preview in magazine format online.

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Sustainable cooling technology
Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau

Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau will present the Unimotive GL Series, the company’s latest innovation in sustainable cooling technology. Powered by CO2, this range not only addresses the increasing demand for environmentally friendly solutions but also ensures exceptional performance and reliability.

DTS has released two new crash test devices designed to enhance safety and efficiency in a data-driven world.
The DTS FMVSS305 for EV testing is a high-voltage recorder that captures critical voltage data during crashes, including vital HV1 and HV2 measurements before and after impact. Its remote measurement capabilities seamlessly integrate with static rollover systems like the 301, simplifying complex EV testing protocols.

Dewesoft offers a comprehensive ecosystem for automotive testing applications, providing cutting-edge data acquisition (DAQ) solutions tailored to meet the demands of modern vehicle development. From durability and NVH testing to combustion analysis, EV testing and ADAS validation, the company delivers high-precision hardware and intuitive software for seamless data collection, processing and analysis.

Exact knowledge of thermal behavior and temperature curves is particularly important in the development of high-performance high-voltage battery systems. The acquisition of temperatures between cells and other vital points throughout the battery must be carried out safely to protect personnel and equipment. Often this is done at several hundred points simultaneously.

Most electric vehicle fires occur during charging. This is mainly because the negative electrode material used in most lithium-ion batteries will continue to expand after repeated charging and discharging cycles, reducing the distance between the positive and negative electrodes. This can lead to internal short circuits when the effective insulation distance between the electrodes is shorter than the designed value due to electrode burrs or metallic particles.

Arctic Falls is committed to meeting clients’ evolving needs by offering adaptable and responsive winter testing solutions. With the launch of its third indoor facility, the company provides flexible environments designed to support a wide range of testing requirements – including the development of ADAS and autonomous vehicle technologies.