We invite you to attend the fourth Interactive Symposium on Research & Innovation for Connected and Automated Driving in Europe (EUCAD Symposium 2026) on 8-9 October 2026 at the Geneva Marriott Hotel in Switzerland. This edition is held in Geneva and organised in collaboration with UNECE Working Party 1 Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety to strengthen the link with UNECE activities, which are extremely relevant for CCAM at EU level. The programme will namely feature UNECE representatives among keynote speakers and panellists.
EUCAD symposia are the bi-annual EUCAD events that alternate with the European Conferences on Connected and Automated Driving conferences. The 2026 edition is the continuation of EUCAD 2018, EUCAD 2020 and EUCAD 2024 symposia.
The EUCAD 2026 Symposium is organised by the CCAMbassador project and supported by the European Commission Directorate General for Research & Innovation (RTD) as well as the CCAM Partnership.
The event aims to delve deeper into specific key topics and challenges for CCAM Research & Innovation and deployment, in Europe and beyond, namely this year: regulations, AI, digital infrastructure and CCAM in cities. It is targeted at public and private stakeholders interested in exchanging knowledge and views on the latest progress and future actions required to accelerate transition from innovation to implementation.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn more about European Research & Innovation activities on CCAM, engage with experts and stakeholders from the EU, international, and Swiss CCAM ecosystem, and experience automated and connected vehicle demonstrators.
The Symposium is targeted, though not limited to, European and international stakeholders from the industry and research sectors, policy makers, regulators, representatives from the European institutions, national and local public authorities, road authorities / operators, transport operators and users.
* Participation in the event is free of charge, but registration is compulsory.
For further enquiries, please contact eucad@connectedautomateddriving.eu