Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has emerged as a critical hub for the global manufacturing and electric vehicle (EV) supply chains, driven by its skilled yet cost-effective workforce and strategic proximity to Western Europe. The Czech Republic, a key player in this region, is undergoing a major industrial shift from internal combustion engines toward electrification and smart manufacturing. This transition has spurred significant demand for 5-axis precision machine tools, EV batteries, and energy management systems. Leading Taiwanese firms, including Advantech, Wistron, and Foxconn, have adopted a "Dual-Axis Strategy"—placing sales in Western Europe and manufacturing in CEE—to establish efficient short-chain supplies. To succeed, Taiwanese enterprises must integrate hardware with software, adopt green technologies, and foster long-term trust through localized management, leveraging the Czech Republic as a vital springboard into the broader EU and EMEA markets.