ACI’s Automotive Summits bring two uniquely specialized conferences to Detroit this March, giving you three days to tackle the legal, regulatory, and compliance challenges reshaping the automotive industry.
Hear directly from leading automotive practitioners and walk away with practical strategies you can put to work immediately, from managing automotive litigation and product liability risk to navigating EV technology, battery supply chains, and emerging regulations. Gain actionable insights, benchmark your approach with industry peers, and build valuable connections, all in one place.
Automotive Litigation, Regulation,
& Innovation Summit
March 9–10
As vehicle technology advances, regulations evolve, and litigation risks become increasingly complex, automotive manufacturers, suppliers, dealers, and their legal teams need practical strategies to stay ahead of emerging risks, minimize legal exposure, and better protect their organizations for the long term.
American Conference Institute’s 15th Annual Automotive Litigation, Regulation, and Innovation Summit brings together leaders from in-house counsel, outside counsel, and the automotive industry for a unique opportunity to benchmark your strategies against your peers, exchange insights, and find practical solutions to the latest legal challenges impacting the automotive industry.
From navigating the complexities of compliance within a patchwork regulatory system to the nitty-gritty of product liability litigation, gain firsthand insights and actionable strategies you can bring back to your organization and put to work immediately. Connect with professionals facing the same challenges, learn from those handling the most complex cases, and leave better equipped to anticipate risk, strengthen your defense strategies, and confidently navigate what’s next.
From the right handshake to the right strategy, you’ll leave with the insights, connections, and practical tools to take on the year ahead with confidence.
EV Battery & Advanced Technology Supply Chain and Compliance Summit
March 11
As EV technologies, battery innovation, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and the regulatory landscape surrounding battery lifecycles continue to evolve, automotive manufacturers and their legal and compliance teams face growing regulatory, safety, and supply chain challenges that demand practical solutions.
ACI’s 3rd Annual EV Battery and Advanced Technology Supply Chain and Compliance Summit brings together leading automotive manufacturers, battery innovators, and legal and compliance practitioners to benchmark strategies, exchange insights, and find practical approaches to the industry’s most pressing challenges.
From battery development and supply chain security to evolving regulations and emerging technologies, gain actionable strategies you can bring back to your organization to reduce risk, strengthen compliance, and prepare for what’s coming next. Connect with the professionals leading these efforts, learn how your peers are responding to new challenges, and leave better equipped to protect your organization and confidently navigate the next wave of EV and automotive innovation.
Who You’ll Be Building Relationships with
General Counsel, Litigation, Regulatory & Gov Affairs, Product Liability and Safety, Data Privacy and Cybersecurity
Law Firm / Consultant / Service Provider
Webinar Recording
ACI Auto Week 2026 Pre-Conference Webinar – Steering Into the Curve: Surveying the Current Regulatory Landscape for Automotive Technologies and Looking at What’s Ahead
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Associate Sponsors
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With conferences in the United States, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, the C5 Group of Companies: American Conference Institute, the Canadian Institute, and C5 Group, provides a diverse portfolio of conferences, events and roundtables devoted to providing business intelligence to senior decision makers responding to challenges around the world.
For more information please contact:
Jason Kanagalingam
Business Development Manager
Phone: 647-649-2438
Email: [email protected]