How global car modification trends are diverging. Overseas builds prioritize performance, styling, and exclusivity, while China is shifting toward scenario-based, functional customization for real-life use cases such as fishing, camping, and travel. AIT 2026 showcases this structural transformation in the automotive aftermarke

Covestro and Genofort jointly introduced the world’s first ultra-flexible printed electronics TPU film, enabling automotive interiors to evolve from decorative surfaces into intelligent, multi-sensing interactive systems.

Youmi New Materials and YUP New Materials have formed a strategic partnership to advance the automotive film sector. The cooperation focuses on TPU PPF, window film, and color change film, integrating R&D, production capacity, and supply chains across Zhejiang and Guangdong to boost efficiency, innovation, and global competitiveness.

Yasn Group and NING Service officially established a strategic partnership in Beijing on June 18, 2026. The collaboration integrates platform resources, training systems, and exhibition services to strengthen the new energy vehicle aftermarket ecosystem and accelerate industry innovation and service capability upgrades.

Provides a comprehensive analysis of smart vehicle CMF design, covering its evolution from aesthetics to engineering integration. It explores advanced color systems, functional materials, manufacturing processes, smart cockpit challenges, and future trends such as digital CMF and responsive materials shaping next-generation automotive experiences.

IGBT module repair is emerging as a practical alternative to full electric control assembly replacement in new energy vehicles. This article covers cost advantages, fault diagnosis methods, repair procedures, waveform verification, and key technical challenges, highlighting its growing role in EV aftermarket maintenance.