The fourth edition of The ADAS Show is set to take place on December 3, 2026, at the ADAS Test City, ARAI, Takwe, Pune. This premier event will bring together government representatives, automotive manufacturers, technology firms, suppliers, testing bodies, and academic institutions to discuss advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), vehicle safety, and intelligent mobility in India.
The Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) will support the event, with representatives from the Ministry of Heavy Industries and the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways expected to attend. Dr. Reji Mathai, Director of ARAI, will open the event and discuss the evolving landscape of ADAS technology and vehicle safety in India. ARAI operates testing and certification facilities for the Indian automotive sector and collaborates with vehicle makers and technology companies.
The event venue, ADAS Test City in Takwe, will allow participating companies to demonstrate driver assistance systems and vehicle technologies in a controlled testing environment. The programme combines conference sessions with practical demonstrations of automotive safety systems.
The ITS India Forum has joined as a strategic partner and will lead a dedicated session on Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication. Akhilesh Srivastava, President of the ITS India Forum, will lead the session, covering V2V communication, connected vehicles, and intelligent transportation systems, and their role in road safety and connected mobility.
The ADAS Show 2026 will feature a conference, technology exhibition, live ADAS demonstrations, networking sessions, and an Exhibitor March. The live demonstrations give participants access to ADAS technologies and vehicle capabilities at ARAI’s testing facility. The exhibition will include technologies from automotive OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, engineering firms, component manufacturers, technology companies, and testing organisations. The Exhibitor March allows senior executives and technology leaders to meet exhibitors and review products and technologies.
The conference agenda includes India-ready ADAS systems, artificial intelligence, software-defined vehicles, connected mobility, V2V technology, localisation, and testing and validation. Localisation is a key focus because ADAS systems must operate across varied Indian road environments, including pedestrians, two-wheelers, changing road layouts, and different lane conditions. Manufacturers and testing organisations continue to develop systems designed for local driving conditions.
Organised by Aayera, The ADAS Show aims to bring government bodies, automotive companies, and technology providers together on one platform for knowledge sharing, technology demonstrations, and discussions around vehicle safety, connected systems, and intelligent mobility in India.