Marelli to showcase over 20 innovations at Auto China 2026
Marelli will unveil more than 20 innovations and 6 product launches at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition from April 24 to May 3, 2026.
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April 24 – May 3, 2026
What Happened
Marelli, a global mobility technology supplier, will exhibit at Hall W2 booth W2B08 at the New China International Exhibition Center in Beijing. The booth will be organized into six areas covering lighting, electronics, interiors, propulsion, green technologies, and ride dynamics.
- Lighting: corner-to-corner headlamp, microLED headlamp, flat lit surfaces
- Electronics: ultra-thin MiniLED display, HorizonView pillar-to-pillar display, zone control unit, audio amplifier over Ethernet, Affordable 5G RedCap
- Interiors: swivel motorized speaker, ambient light options for instrument panel and center console
- Propulsion: e-transmission cooling pump for electric and hybrid vehicles, flex fuel system
- Green Technologies: high-performance chiller, e-axle oil cooler, full aluminum radiator
- Ride Dynamics: fully active electromechanical suspension, hybrid electromechanical suspension, active camber, electromechanical lifter
“Our priority is to stand beside our customers where they are, delivering locally impactful innovation, targeted for their needs. This is especially important in China, which is driving automotive evolution in many aspects, but we bring the same approach and commitment wherever customers ask for our support.”
Why this matters
The showcase demonstrates Marelli’s strategy of combining local expertise with global reach to deliver affordable, scalable solutions for automakers, accelerating time-to-market in China and worldwide.
Terms in This Story
- MicroLED headlamp
- A headlight technology using microscopic LEDs for precise light control.
- E-transmission cooling pump
- A pump that cools the transmission in electric and hybrid vehicles.
- Software-defined vehicle
- A vehicle where features are controlled by software rather than hardware.
- Minimum Viable Products and Processes
- A development approach that tests early concepts with customers for rapid feedback.
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