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2026 Taipei Autoshow to start from December 31st, featuring new models, EVs
autos.udn.com, 26 December '25Headlines 26 December '25
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The largest automotive exhibition in the region is scheduled to return in 2026, presenting the full range of the automotive industry in Taiwan.
The 2026 Taipei New Car and New Energy Vehicle Show will take place from 31st December 2025 to 4th January 2026 at the Taipei World Trade Center, showcasing both domestic and international automotive developments.
Organised by the Taipei Automobile Dealers Association, the show will include a wide range of car and two-wheeler brands, including Honda, Lexus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Suzuki, Toyota, Fuso, Hyundai, Tesla, Harley-Davidson, BMW, Porsche, Alfa Romeo, Citroen, Peugeot, Royal Enfield, MINI, CMC, Luxgen, Jeep, Infiniti and Foxtron.
In addition to vehicle displays, the exhibition will present market topics such as government policies to stimulate sales, passenger car tax reductions, and trade-in incentives of up to NTD 100,000 (US$ 3,180). On-site promotions will include Porsche limited-edition delivery gifts, Honda shopping vouchers, and Harley-Davidson zero-interest instalment plans.
This year's exhibition will feature vehicle debuts, including electric SUVs, American and British two-wheelers, and pure electric SUVs designed for the camping and outdoor lifestyle market. Pet strollers will be permitted inside the venue for the first time, with themed guided tour routes available. The main stage will host performances from cheerleading teams MUSE, Fubon Angels, Luxy Girls, and Fuso's "Happy Girls," scheduled on rotation over several days.
Tax incentives stimulate vehicle purchases
Government tax reductions and auto show-exclusive incentives have increased interest in Taiwan's car market.
Measures such as reduced commodity tax for passenger vehicles under 2,000cc and trade-in benefits of up to NTD 100,000 have affected demand, particularly among younger consumers. Discussions regarding the extension of electric vehicle tax incentives to 2030 and potential adjustments to import tariffs have also influenced consumer focus on vehicle pricing and purchase timing. Brands are offering limited-time programmes and special deals exclusively at the show.
Notable offers include Porsche's limited-edition delivery gifts, comprising German-made oil drum seats and Martini Racing four-wheel luggage boxes for select orders; Honda's NTD 50,000 shopping credits on designated vehicles or merchandise; and Harley-Davidson's Softail exhibition programme with a NTD 1.5 million zero-interest instalment plan for Touring models. Additional offers will be announced.
Major brand debuts, new models
Automakers are presenting new models at the show. Honda will debut the ZR-V e:HEV and reintroduce the Prelude with silhouette previews. Suzuki will present its first global strategic pure electric SUV, the e Vitara, based on the Heartect-e platform with a pure electric powertrain and AllGrip-e electric all-wheel drive.
Baojia United will lead Alfa Romeo, Citroen, Jeep, and Peugeot in their first joint public appearance, marking the return of Alfa Romeo and Jeep to Taiwan. Alfa Romeo will introduce the Junior, a next-generation crossover SUV.
Mitsubishi will unveil the Xforce SUV, featuring Level 2 ADAS, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, and a 12.3-inch infotainment system powered by a 1.5-litre MIVEC engine, and has indicated an additional vehicle debut.
Nissan will present the Formula E GEN3 EVO all-electric race car for the first time, with a 350 kW output, front and rear energy recovery systems, and a top speed of 322 km/h. Track technologies are being integrated into Nissan production vehicles, including e-Power and e-4orce systems.
Electrification, utility, lifestyle mobility
Hyundai will debut the Palisade Hybrid Calligraphy, a seven-seater SUV with a 2.5-litre turbo hybrid powertrain paired with a 54 kW electric motor, producing approximately 339 PS.
The Fuso "New Super Great" heavy-duty truck will make its first appearance, with models ranging from 21.5 to 46 tons, equipped with sixth-generation active brake assist, side protection systems, and the Truckonnect fleet management platform. Foxtron Bria will also debut, while Mazda has confirmed the arrival of a vehicle in Taiwan.
The exhibition will include pet-friendly mobility for the first time, allowing pet strollers and showcasing selected vehicles suitable for families with pets, including the CMC J Space.
Automakers are also presenting adventure-ready EVs for the growing camping market. The MINI Countryman SE All4 provides electric driving with Level 2 driver assistance, and the Luxgen n⁷ all-electric SUV offers up to 711 km of range, a 2,920 mm wheelbase, and up to 1,667 litres of cargo space.
Luxury EV customisation, two-wheeler display
Porsche, represented by Taipei Porsche Centre under Pan German Motors, will display the Macan Electric with customisable options. The BMW iX xDrive45 M Sport will also be on display.
Two-wheeler brands will present their product lines. Harley-Davidson will feature models from its Sportster, Softail, and Touring families, alongside purchase programmes. Royal Enfield will display its 350cc and 650cc models, including the Bullet 350 with the J-series engine.
2026 Taipei New Car and New Energy Vehicle Show
- Dates: 31st December 2025 - 4th January 2026, at 10:00-18:00
- Venue: Taipei World Trade Center, No. 5, Section 5, Xinyi Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City
The 2026 Taipei New Car and New Energy Vehicle Show will take place from 31st December 2025 to 4th January 2026 at the Taipei World Trade Center, showcasing both domestic and international automotive developments.
Organised by the Taipei Automobile Dealers Association, the show will include a wide range of car and two-wheeler brands, including Honda, Lexus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Suzuki, Toyota, Fuso, Hyundai, Tesla, Harley-Davidson, BMW, Porsche, Alfa Romeo, Citroen, Peugeot, Royal Enfield, MINI, CMC, Luxgen, Jeep, Infiniti and Foxtron.
In addition to vehicle displays, the exhibition will present market topics such as government policies to stimulate sales, passenger car tax reductions, and trade-in incentives of up to NTD 100,000 (US$ 3,180). On-site promotions will include Porsche limited-edition delivery gifts, Honda shopping vouchers, and Harley-Davidson zero-interest instalment plans.
This year's exhibition will feature vehicle debuts, including electric SUVs, American and British two-wheelers, and pure electric SUVs designed for the camping and outdoor lifestyle market. Pet strollers will be permitted inside the venue for the first time, with themed guided tour routes available. The main stage will host performances from cheerleading teams MUSE, Fubon Angels, Luxy Girls, and Fuso's "Happy Girls," scheduled on rotation over several days.
Tax incentives stimulate vehicle purchases
Government tax reductions and auto show-exclusive incentives have increased interest in Taiwan's car market.
Measures such as reduced commodity tax for passenger vehicles under 2,000cc and trade-in benefits of up to NTD 100,000 have affected demand, particularly among younger consumers. Discussions regarding the extension of electric vehicle tax incentives to 2030 and potential adjustments to import tariffs have also influenced consumer focus on vehicle pricing and purchase timing. Brands are offering limited-time programmes and special deals exclusively at the show.
Notable offers include Porsche's limited-edition delivery gifts, comprising German-made oil drum seats and Martini Racing four-wheel luggage boxes for select orders; Honda's NTD 50,000 shopping credits on designated vehicles or merchandise; and Harley-Davidson's Softail exhibition programme with a NTD 1.5 million zero-interest instalment plan for Touring models. Additional offers will be announced.
Major brand debuts, new models
Automakers are presenting new models at the show. Honda will debut the ZR-V e:HEV and reintroduce the Prelude with silhouette previews. Suzuki will present its first global strategic pure electric SUV, the e Vitara, based on the Heartect-e platform with a pure electric powertrain and AllGrip-e electric all-wheel drive.
Baojia United will lead Alfa Romeo, Citroen, Jeep, and Peugeot in their first joint public appearance, marking the return of Alfa Romeo and Jeep to Taiwan. Alfa Romeo will introduce the Junior, a next-generation crossover SUV.
Mitsubishi will unveil the Xforce SUV, featuring Level 2 ADAS, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, and a 12.3-inch infotainment system powered by a 1.5-litre MIVEC engine, and has indicated an additional vehicle debut.
Nissan will present the Formula E GEN3 EVO all-electric race car for the first time, with a 350 kW output, front and rear energy recovery systems, and a top speed of 322 km/h. Track technologies are being integrated into Nissan production vehicles, including e-Power and e-4orce systems.
Electrification, utility, lifestyle mobility
Hyundai will debut the Palisade Hybrid Calligraphy, a seven-seater SUV with a 2.5-litre turbo hybrid powertrain paired with a 54 kW electric motor, producing approximately 339 PS.
The Fuso "New Super Great" heavy-duty truck will make its first appearance, with models ranging from 21.5 to 46 tons, equipped with sixth-generation active brake assist, side protection systems, and the Truckonnect fleet management platform. Foxtron Bria will also debut, while Mazda has confirmed the arrival of a vehicle in Taiwan.
The exhibition will include pet-friendly mobility for the first time, allowing pet strollers and showcasing selected vehicles suitable for families with pets, including the CMC J Space.
Automakers are also presenting adventure-ready EVs for the growing camping market. The MINI Countryman SE All4 provides electric driving with Level 2 driver assistance, and the Luxgen n⁷ all-electric SUV offers up to 711 km of range, a 2,920 mm wheelbase, and up to 1,667 litres of cargo space.
Luxury EV customisation, two-wheeler display
Porsche, represented by Taipei Porsche Centre under Pan German Motors, will display the Macan Electric with customisable options. The BMW iX xDrive45 M Sport will also be on display.
Two-wheeler brands will present their product lines. Harley-Davidson will feature models from its Sportster, Softail, and Touring families, alongside purchase programmes. Royal Enfield will display its 350cc and 650cc models, including the Bullet 350 with the J-series engine.
2026 Taipei New Car and New Energy Vehicle Show
- Dates: 31st December 2025 - 4th January 2026, at 10:00-18:00
- Venue: Taipei World Trade Center, No. 5, Section 5, Xinyi Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City