Call for Papers 2019 – New closing date!
Deadline extended!
We extendet the deadline for the Call for Papers 2019. Don´t miss the chance to participate on the premier industry meetings for the transmission and drive community.
Shift up into the next gear!
The CTI SYMPOSIUM USA is THE place to get updated on latest technical developments and applications on automotive transmissions for conventional and alternative drives. Exchange experiences, discuss technologies and strategies with automotive experts from USA, Asia and Europe.
- 750 delegates
- Representatives from 20 countries
- 80 exhibitors
Updates about the Symposium & Expo
Call for Papers 2019
Closing date: 15 October 2018
The CTI SYMPOSIUM WORLD SERIES in USA, Germany and China are the premier industry meetings for the transmission and drive community to learn and discuss strategies and technologies suitable for the challenges of future mobility.
Follow-up report on the 12th CTI SYMPOSIUM USA
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