AGENDA 2026
DAY 1
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DAY 1Tues, Jun 16Main Forum
Sub-forum: The Chips & Intelligent
Sub-forum: Materials in SEA, Master of Costs
Time
Topic
08:50 - 09:20Opening Keynote: Southeast Asia's "New Automotive Ambition"- Elucidate that Southeast Asia is no longer content with being the "world's assembly shop" but aims to build a regional hub for electric vehicle innovation and manufacturing. Specifically interpret the national strategies behind the "30/30" vision (e.g., achieving 30% share of electric vehicle production by 2030).
- Depict a complete localized value chain blueprint from minerals (Indonesia's nickel) -> battery production -> EV manufacturing -> technology R&D
- 08:50 - 09:20
Opening Keynote: Southeast Asia's "New Automotive Ambition"- Elucidate that Southeast Asia is no longer content with being the "world's assembly shop" but aims to build a regional hub for electric vehicle innovation and manufacturing. Specifically interpret the national strategies behind the "30/30" vision (e.g., achieving 30% share of electric vehicle production by 2030).
- Depict a complete localized value chain blueprint from minerals (Indonesia's nickel) -> battery production -> EV manufacturing -> technology R&D
09:20 - 10:10Leadership Dialogue: East Asian Titans' "Southeast Asian Chessboard"- 1. New Dynamics of Competition & Cooperation: In the era of electrification, how will the deep moats of Japanese brands (supplier system, brand loyalty) collide with the speed and innovation of Chinese brands (product strength, intelligence)? Is it a "zero-sum game" or "growing the pie together"?
- 2. Supply Chain Strategy: Facing localization policies, should supply chains be "self-contained systems" or "open for cooperation"? Will the Japanese supplier system open up to Chinese automakers? Do opportunities exist for Chinese component suppliers to cooperate with Japanese OEMs?
- 3. Future Landscape Prediction: What will determine the "rules of the game" in the Southeast Asian market in the next 5 years? Policy, technology, cost, or ecosystem?
Dr. Yossapong LaoonualHonorary Chairman and AdvisorsElectric Vehicle Association of Thailand (EVAT)
- 09:20 - 10:10
Leadership Dialogue: East Asian Titans' "Southeast Asian Chessboard"- 1. New Dynamics of Competition & Cooperation: In the era of electrification, how will the deep moats of Japanese brands (supplier system, brand loyalty) collide with the speed and innovation of Chinese brands (product strength, intelligence)? Is it a "zero-sum game" or "growing the pie together"?
- 2. Supply Chain Strategy: Facing localization policies, should supply chains be "self-contained systems" or "open for cooperation"? Will the Japanese supplier system open up to Chinese automakers? Do opportunities exist for Chinese component suppliers to cooperate with Japanese OEMs?
- 3. Future Landscape Prediction: What will determine the "rules of the game" in the Southeast Asian market in the next 5 years? Policy, technology, cost, or ecosystem?
Dr. Yossapong LaoonualHonorary Chairman and AdvisorsElectric Vehicle Association of Thailand (EVAT)
10:10 - 10:35Networking Break - Pavilion Spotlight Session (To be held once in the morning and once in the afternoon)- (Tea Break - Pavilion Spotlight Session, 2 sessions daily)
- 1. Who I am: Explain the company's core value and positioning in 20 seconds. (e.g., "We are a supplier specializing in automotive-grade SiC power modules")
- 2. Value I provide: Explain in 30 seconds what pain points you can solve for customers. (e.g., "Our products can improve e-drive system efficiency by X% and reduce cost by Y%")
- 3. My needs: Clearly state the cooperation sought in 10 seconds. (e.g., "We are seeking project cooperation with OEMs and Tier 1s")
- 10:10 - 10:35
Networking Break - Pavilion Spotlight Session (To be held once in the morning and once in the afternoon)- (Tea Break - Pavilion Spotlight Session, 2 sessions daily)
- 1. Who I am: Explain the company's core value and positioning in 20 seconds. (e.g., "We are a supplier specializing in automotive-grade SiC power modules")
- 2. Value I provide: Explain in 30 seconds what pain points you can solve for customers. (e.g., "Our products can improve e-drive system efficiency by X% and reduce cost by Y%")
- 3. My needs: Clearly state the cooperation sought in 10 seconds. (e.g., "We are seeking project cooperation with OEMs and Tier 1s")
10:35 - 10:45Official Launch and Signing Ceremony for the SMM Southeast Asia Local Benchmark Price- 1. SMM ushers in a new era with its structured benchmark pricing framework for local materials.
- 2. Key buyers and suppliers are invited to sign formal contracts using the SMM price as the benchmark.
- 10:35 - 10:45
Official Launch and Signing Ceremony for the SMM Southeast Asia Local Benchmark Price- 1. SMM ushers in a new era with its structured benchmark pricing framework for local materials.
- 2. Key buyers and suppliers are invited to sign formal contracts using the SMM price as the benchmark.
10:45 - 11:30Keynote: Automaker Brand Strategy Trilogy- Market strategy, product strategy, technology roadmap strategy (BEV, hybrid), segment focus (passenger cars, pickups, commercial vehicles).
Xin GuanVice President, Southeast Asia Business UnitChangan Automobile
- 10:45 - 11:30
Keynote: Automaker Brand Strategy Trilogy- Market strategy, product strategy, technology roadmap strategy (BEV, hybrid), segment focus (passenger cars, pickups, commercial vehicles).
Xin GuanVice President, Southeast Asia Business UnitChangan Automobile
11:30 - 12:00Keynote: Theme Report: Southeast Asia Electric Vehicle Market Map & Export Potential Insights- 1. Market Volume & Potential: Quantitatively forecast EV sales, penetration rate, and main price bands by country (Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc.), and analyze growth drivers.
- 2. Consumer Insights: How do the profiles of early adopters and mainstream consumers of EVs in Southeast Asia differ? What are their key purchase decision factors? (Price, range, brand, charging).
- 3. Production Base Competitiveness Analysis: Comprehensively evaluate the pros and cons of building factories in Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, etc. (cost, policy, supply chain, logistics).
- 4. Export Hub Potential: In-depth analysis of the feasibility, tariff advantages, and challenges of using Southeast Asia as a base to export to Australia-NZ, South Asia, and even the Middle East, Africa, and European markets, leveraging agreements like AFTA and RCEP.
- 11:30 - 12:00
Keynote: Theme Report: Southeast Asia Electric Vehicle Market Map & Export Potential Insights- 1. Market Volume & Potential: Quantitatively forecast EV sales, penetration rate, and main price bands by country (Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc.), and analyze growth drivers.
- 2. Consumer Insights: How do the profiles of early adopters and mainstream consumers of EVs in Southeast Asia differ? What are their key purchase decision factors? (Price, range, brand, charging).
- 3. Production Base Competitiveness Analysis: Comprehensively evaluate the pros and cons of building factories in Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, etc. (cost, policy, supply chain, logistics).
- 4. Export Hub Potential: In-depth analysis of the feasibility, tariff advantages, and challenges of using Southeast Asia as a base to export to Australia-NZ, South Asia, and even the Middle East, Africa, and European markets, leveraging agreements like AFTA and RCEP.
12:00 - 13:00
Lunch
- 12:00 - 13:00

Lunch







