Lotte Group will participate in a mobility exhibition in Japan, showcasing future mobility technologies ranging from next-generation materials to artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous driving, and smart logistics.
The company announced on October 12 that it will take part in the 'Japan Mobility Show Business Week 2026,' which will be held from October 13 to 16 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture. Six of its affiliates, including Lotte Chemical, Lotte Energy Materials, Lotte InfraCell, Lotte Innovate, Lotte Global Logistics, and Lotte Rental, will be involved in the event.
Last year, Lotte made its debut at the 'Japan Mobility Show 2025,' where it introduced eco-friendly energy and future mobility technologies. This year, the focus will be on exploring collaboration opportunities with global companies by combining the business capabilities of its affiliates.
The exhibition will be themed 'L.MoVE,' which stands for 'Lotte Mobility Value Enabler.' It aims to present Lotte's unique mobility value chain, showcasing everything from next-generation materials to infrastructure, smart logistics, and services.
Each affiliate will display its specific offerings: Lotte Chemical will showcase flame-retardant, lightweight, and recyclable materials, as well as unpainted design materials. Lotte InfraCell and Lotte Energy Materials will introduce key materials used in electric vehicle batteries, including cathode foil, coating foil, and copper foil. Lotte Innovate will present traffic data connectivity technologies, including autonomous driving services, AI smart tolling, and next-generation intelligent transportation systems (C-ITS).
Future strategies for logistics and rental sectors will also be unveiled. Lotte Global Logistics will announce its strategy for establishing an eco-friendly unmanned logistics system, featuring hydrogen and autonomous freight trucks, along with automated loading and unloading technologies. Meanwhile, Lotte Rental will highlight its plans to enter the Okinawa market in Japan with a digital short-term rental car model based on contactless check-in and unmanned key boxes.
A Lotte representative stated, “This exhibition is an opportunity to showcase Lotte's mobility competitiveness on the global stage and to expand practical partnerships. We will continue to leverage the capabilities of our affiliates to discover new growth engines in the future mobility market.”
Meanwhile, the Japan Mobility Show Business Week is a business exhibition that introduces future mobility technologies and business models, covering the entire mobility industry, from next-generation transportation to digital infrastructure, autonomous driving, robotics, and smart cities. This year, approximately 475 companies are expected to participate, with an estimated 112,000 visitors.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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