There is a strong desire and push by OEMs to have more practical examples and development, rather than theoretical R&D and simulation, due to the economic challenges across the automotive industry. Reflecting on this, vehicle systems are shifting and developing at their fastest rate ever; previously, it would take up to five years for revolutionary technology to be developed, and now it’s coming every two years, with development moving towards vehicle motion control and more holistic approaches for vehicle systems.

Since the rise of electric vehicles, chassis systems have become more and more integrated. The transition towards integrated chassis systems is gaining momentum, with ongoing trends in increasing levels of autonomy adding new layers of complexity, and underpinned by the drive towards electrification, stakeholders are seeing more possibilities for integration than ever before.

While integrated chassis systems and vehicle motion control present new technological opportunities, the key challenge remains the high cost of implementing these systems, with companies seeking new and intelligent cost-innovation ideas to reduce engineering cost-pressures and generate more revenue.

Attend the 17th Annual Automotive Chassis Systems Europe 2025 conference to hear complete coverage on these areas, alongside individual tracks dedicated to in-depth exploration of key developments and immediate challenges in the braking, steering, and suspension system markets. Take this opportunity to share lessons learned, get new ideas and bring back actionable intelligence to your organisation, and network with experts from across the chassis segment.