The 2026 Taipei International Automobile & Motorcycle Parts & Accessories Show (TAIPEI AMPA) will be held from April 14 to 17, 2026, at the Nangang Exhibition Center. TAYA Group is making a strong appearance by integrating group resources to target electric vehicle (EV) and e-bus applications. Furthermore, TAYA is expanding into high-growth markets such as torque motors, robotics, and drones, demonstrating its technical integration capabilities from materials to systems and providing critical solutions for the new energy supply chain. As a leader in energy connection, TAYA continues to strengthen its integration across energy generation, transmission, conversion, and application.
Themed "Electrification + Intelligence," TAYA's exhibition elevates product applications from traditional automotive sectors to e-bus power systems and new mobility solutions, addressing market demand for high-efficiency conductor materials and high-reliability electrical systems.
E-Buses Take Center Stage: Dual-Track Strategy with Round and Flat Copper Wires
With the acceleration of global public transport electrification, e-buses are a highlight of this exhibit. Building on its mature round wire technology, TAYA’s Magnet Wire Business Group integrates high-performance flat copper wire (Hair-Pin) designs. These provide high power density and superior heat dissipation, significantly improving the efficiency and range of e-bus traction motors.
Specifically, the LDW (Low Dielectric Enamelled Wire) and IFDW (Inverter-Fed Enamelled Wire) have been optimized for high-voltage, high-speed environments. They effectively reduce energy loss and enhance system stability, serving as key material solutions for e-buses and heavy-duty electric vehicles.
From Automotive to Future Power: Torque Motors Driving New Robotics Applications
In response to the wave of automation and smart manufacturing, TAYA is entering the torque motor market, targeting high-precision control scenarios such as industrial robots and quadruped robots (robot dogs). Utilizing high thermal conductivity materials, TAYA’s magnet wire solutions support low-speed, high-torque output, enhancing the motion efficiency and response accuracy of robotic joints—the core power for next-generation electromechanical integration.
Rising Drone Market: Lightweight, High-Efficiency Conductors as a Core Competency
Driven by the "low-altitude economy," drone demand is surging. TAYA has introduced its patented TDW (Ultra-Thermal Enamelled Wire). Its high thermal conductivity effectively reduces motor temperature rise and extends flight time. This product is already in mass production and is being co-developed with motor manufacturers to boost performance in aerial photography, logistics, and industrial inspection, strengthening the competitiveness of Taiwan’s drone supply chain.
From Energy Chain to Application: Creating Integrated Competitive Advantages
TAYA’s exhibit focuses on more than just individual products; it emphasizes the integration of energy generation, transmission, conversion, and end-use applications. Covering EVs, e-buses, robotics, and drones, TAYA has formed a complete technical closed-loop.
Low-Carbon Manufacturing Driving Growth: ESG as Long-Term Competitiveness
Regarding sustainability, TAYA continues to promote low-carbon processes and the use of recycled materials. Having obtained international certifications such as ISO 14064-1 and ISO 14067, the group is building a green supply chain that balances environmental responsibility with industrial competitiveness.
Outlook: Positioning at the Intersection of Electrification and Automation
As electrification, intelligence, and decarbonization converge, TAYA is evolving from a material supplier into a provider of critical power solutions. Through TAIPEI AMPA 2026, TAYA demonstrates its technical prowess and strategic intent to capture the e-bus, robotics, and drone markets, securing its momentum for future growth.
Source: TAYA Group Press Release
Themed "Electrification + Intelligence," TAYA's exhibition elevates product applications from traditional automotive sectors to e-bus power systems and new mobility solutions, addressing market demand for high-efficiency conductor materials and high-reliability electrical systems.
E-Buses Take Center Stage: Dual-Track Strategy with Round and Flat Copper Wires
With the acceleration of global public transport electrification, e-buses are a highlight of this exhibit. Building on its mature round wire technology, TAYA’s Magnet Wire Business Group integrates high-performance flat copper wire (Hair-Pin) designs. These provide high power density and superior heat dissipation, significantly improving the efficiency and range of e-bus traction motors.
Specifically, the LDW (Low Dielectric Enamelled Wire) and IFDW (Inverter-Fed Enamelled Wire) have been optimized for high-voltage, high-speed environments. They effectively reduce energy loss and enhance system stability, serving as key material solutions for e-buses and heavy-duty electric vehicles.
From Automotive to Future Power: Torque Motors Driving New Robotics Applications
In response to the wave of automation and smart manufacturing, TAYA is entering the torque motor market, targeting high-precision control scenarios such as industrial robots and quadruped robots (robot dogs). Utilizing high thermal conductivity materials, TAYA’s magnet wire solutions support low-speed, high-torque output, enhancing the motion efficiency and response accuracy of robotic joints—the core power for next-generation electromechanical integration.
Rising Drone Market: Lightweight, High-Efficiency Conductors as a Core Competency
Driven by the "low-altitude economy," drone demand is surging. TAYA has introduced its patented TDW (Ultra-Thermal Enamelled Wire). Its high thermal conductivity effectively reduces motor temperature rise and extends flight time. This product is already in mass production and is being co-developed with motor manufacturers to boost performance in aerial photography, logistics, and industrial inspection, strengthening the competitiveness of Taiwan’s drone supply chain.
From Energy Chain to Application: Creating Integrated Competitive Advantages
TAYA’s exhibit focuses on more than just individual products; it emphasizes the integration of energy generation, transmission, conversion, and end-use applications. Covering EVs, e-buses, robotics, and drones, TAYA has formed a complete technical closed-loop.
Low-Carbon Manufacturing Driving Growth: ESG as Long-Term Competitiveness
Regarding sustainability, TAYA continues to promote low-carbon processes and the use of recycled materials. Having obtained international certifications such as ISO 14064-1 and ISO 14067, the group is building a green supply chain that balances environmental responsibility with industrial competitiveness.
Outlook: Positioning at the Intersection of Electrification and Automation
As electrification, intelligence, and decarbonization converge, TAYA is evolving from a material supplier into a provider of critical power solutions. Through TAIPEI AMPA 2026, TAYA demonstrates its technical prowess and strategic intent to capture the e-bus, robotics, and drone markets, securing its momentum for future growth.
Source: TAYA Group Press Release