Cenex is predicting record attendance for its two-day Cenex-LCV2019 and Cenex-Connected Automated Mobility events, which are being opened today (4 September) at Millbrook Proving Ground in Bedfordshire by Transport Minister George Freeman.

The new Cenex-Connected Automated Mobility Event is co-located at Cenex-LCV2019

The co-located events are expected to attract more than 4,000 delegates over the next two days, providing the opportunity to hear from over 150 presenters in the largest-ever seminar programme as well as the chance to visit an extensive technology exhibition.

The line-up includes the newly launched Cenex-Connected Automated Mobility event – previously run as part of the LCV event and now a standalone event in its own right, co-located by LCV2019. ​

Keynote presentations for Cenex-LCV2019 – now in its 12^th year – include Dennis Hayter, Cenex; Mike Hawes, Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT); Dr Ian Campbell, Innovate UK and Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands.

Keynote speakers for Cenex-CAM include Iain Forbes, Centre of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV); Andy Graham, ITS-UK Connected Vehicles Forum; Jonathan Eaton, Millbrook Proving Ground and David Wong, SMMT.

Robert Evans, CEO of Cenex said, “We would like to welcome all our delegates to Cenex-LCV2019 and Cenex-Connected Automated Mobility. We are looking forward to an exciting couple of days where cutting-edge technologies will be launched, research results will be revealed, industry experts will share their knowledge, and the low carbon vehicle and CAV community will all come together to see the excellent progress being made in the UK automotive industry.”

To register for both events, please click here.