The 2020 China Automobile Supply Chain Summit opens in Wuhan Economic & Technological Development Zone on Nov 26. [Photo/WHDZ]
The 2020 China Automobile Supply Chain Summit (CASCS) opened in Wuhan Economic & Technological Development Zone (WHDZ) in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei province, on Nov 26, attracting the wide participation of experts, heads of R&D and procurement at OEMs, and heads of auto parts companies.
The two-day event, jointly hosted by WHDZ, Auto Business Review and Xuanyuan University, is one of the most professional large-scale innovation exchange summits for parts and components in the Chinese automotive industry.
It is yet another important event held by the Chinese automotive industry in Wuhan following the 12th China Automotive Bluebook Forum, which was held in August.
Wuhan is an important domestic automobile and parts production base with more than 1,000 auto parts companies.
WHDZ has attracted more than 500 auto parts companies, and top global auto parts companies such as Cummins, Valeo, Lear, Faurecia, and Delphi have all settled in the development zone.
