Auto Shanghai 2025, Asia's premier automotive and technology exhibition, has become a stage for groundbreaking AI innovations as humanoid robots take center stage at the event running from April 23 to May 2. With participation from nearly 1,000 companies across 26 countries and regions, the show highlights the rapid convergence of automotive engineering and artificial intelligence.
Chinese automaker Chery unveiled its Mornine Gen-1 robot, designed with lifelike human features and programmed for roles ranging from sales consultation to entertainment. Meanwhile, AgiBot's A2 model demonstrated advanced interactive capabilities, engaging visitors with real-time problem-solving and product demonstrations that blurred the line between machine and human interaction.
The innovations align with growing industry interest in humanoid robotics, particularly for customer service and specialized technical applications. Analysts note such developments could redefine consumer experiences in automotive retail and maintenance sectors across Asia.
As global automakers compete to integrate AI into their ecosystems, Auto Shanghai 2025 serves as a crucial indicator of technological priorities shaping the future of transportation and smart manufacturing in the region.
