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Automobility LA 2026 registration opens with focus on energy, autonomy and entertainment as core themes for the November 19 industry kickoff

Executive summary: Registration opened for Automobility LA 2026, the Los Angeles Auto Show’s industry-focused event, with the global media and industry day scheduled for November 19, 2026, at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The event centers on energy, autonomy, and entertainment as defining themes for the automotive sector, highlighting industry shifts toward new energy sources, self-driving technology, and in-vehicle experiences, supported by long-term sponsorship from Chevron with Techron.

Who is involved: Chevron with Techron (presenting sponsor), Los Angeles Auto Show organizers, automotive industry participants, and companies invited to contribute to the energy, autonomy, and entertainment themes.

Likely next: Companies will submit participation proposals for the three thematic pillars; the November 19 industry day will feature presentations and discussions ahead of the public show opening on November 20.

Registration for Automobility LA 2026 is now open, with the global media and industry day set for November 19, 2026, one day before the 10-day public exhibition begins at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The event is organized around three pillars: energy, autonomy, and entertainment, reflecting the shifting priorities shaping the automotive industry. Chevron with Techron is named as the presenting sponsor, continuing a multi-year partnership that positions the show as a leading consumer stage for automotive innovation.

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