
EuroBrake 2026 Review now available
The newly published EuroBrake 2026 Review captures the key discussions, technical developments and industry perspectives shared at this year’s event in Mainz, Germany.
Global
FISITA actively promotes co-operation with and between its global membership; working in collaboration to develop real-life perspectives and solutions to the challenges and opportunities of the technology of mobility ecosystem.
Collaborative
FISITA’s international alliance enables industry wide collaboration in the pre-competitive space. It provides a platform for all stakeholders to engage in progressive, expert dialogue to shape the future of the technology of mobility.
Enabling
FISITA supports members align their technological and strategic priorities and enables meaningful engagement through effective and efficient thought leadership within its international technology of mobility alliance.


















































We are committed to promoting excellence in mobility engineering by cultivating international engagement and peer group collaboration within our pre-competitive environment – bringing businesses together to ensure mobility remains sustainable and accessible to all.
FISITA brings together the international community of mobility systems leaders and engineers through a mix of digital and in-person engagement, creating technical and strategic activities that enable valuable network and community opportunities.
“At FISITA, we believe the continued success of our organisation is built on a blended approach to engagement.
By combining the reach and accessibility of digital collaboration with the value of face-to-face interaction, we are creating stronger connections across our international membership community. This model, supported by a two-year work cycle between each World Mobility Conference, enables us to focus on the real-world challenges and opportunities facing the technology of mobility sector.
It reflects how FISITA has evolved to meet the changing needs of our community, creating a modern, member-led organisation that brings together mobility leaders and engineers from around the world.”
– Chris Mason, CEO, FISITA
Ecosystem
The FISITA Technology of Mobility Ecosystem visualises the priority topics identified by members and agreed by the International Strategy Group of member leaders. It provides the framework for FISITA’s technical portfolio, including international Expert Groups, publications and event agendas.
Digital and in-person engagement
FISITA brings the international mobility engineering community together through a programme of in-person and online engagement. Events, webinars, Expert Group activity and digital platforms enable members to exchange knowledge, build connections and collaborate on the industry’s most important technical challenges.
Thought leadership
FISITA’s digital platforms keep the international mobility community connected throughout the year. FISITA Connect, specialist webinars, white papers and the Beyond the Car podcast provide ongoing access to technical knowledge, industry insight and valuable global connections.
World Mobility Conference
FISITA’s flagship biennial conference connecting global mobility experts to share knowledge and innovation.
8–10 June 2027, Barcelona, Spain
World Mobility Summit
Biennial invite-only thought leadership event for FISITA members and technology leaders.
4–5 November 2026, Seoul, Korea
Intelligent Safety Conference
Annual FISITA–China SAE collaboration advancing intelligent vehicle safety, innovation and global exchange.
July 2027
EuroBrake
High-profile annual conference and leadership event for the brake and friction technology community.
8–10 June 2027, Barcelona, Spain

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