Foxconn, the leading global contract electronics manufacturer, announced on Tuesday that executives from prominent companies such as Nvidia, Google, and BMW will be featured speakers at its upcoming annual technology forum next week.

As the primary assembler of Apple's iPhone, Foxconn organizes this tech day each October to showcase new products and collaborations. Last year, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang participated in the event, revealing plans for the two companies to collaborate on "AI factories."

According to Foxconn spokesperson James Wu, the executives will address various subjects, including artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, and digital health management. However, he did not confirm whether Huang, who is originally from Taiwan, would make a return appearance this year.

"Please stay tuned," Wu remarked.

Additionally, Foxconn plans to introduce two new electric vehicle models during the tech day.

Officially known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, Foxconn aims to replicate its success in assembling personal computers and smartphones as it ventures into the electric vehicle market.