Automotive trade show kicks off
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Auto parts suppliers are showcasing their latest products and technologies at Automechanika Shanghai, which opened at the National Exhibition and Convention Center yesterday.
As Asia鈥檚 largest trade fair for automotive parts, accessories, equipment and services, almost 4,000 exhibitors from 29 countries and regions are participating. This year, the exhibition space covers about 280,000 square meters.
The four-day exhibition鈥檚 digital platform, which was launched on Monday, bolsters services for overseas companies with built-in smart tools to simulate on-site personal interactions, removing geographical boundaries.
More than 400 online meetings between overseas buyers and exhibitors have been scheduled. Live presentations serve as a stage for global buyers to pass along their sourcing requirements.
Participants can see the latest products and technologies in the fields of new-energy vehicles, 5G technology and artificial intelligence applications, car connectivity, mobility services and lightweight materials.
Fiona Chiew, deputy general manager of exhibition organizer Messe Frankfurt (HK), said her team has worked diligently to ensure the trade fair remains a relevant and safe platform for all participants, whether they鈥檙e taking part on site or tuning in online. Its global influence remains a huge attraction for both international and domestic players looking to gain insight into current market conditions, while strengthening their positions in the wake of the latest 鈥渄ual circulation鈥 policy in China.
鈥淲e have tweaked the landscape of our themes and activities to reflect ongoing market demand,鈥 Chiew said.
Exhibitors in Parts and Components, Tomorrow鈥檚 Service and Mobility, and Electronics and Connectivity emphasize the growing influence of digitalization in the market.
The exhibition also amplifies the growing importance of commercial vehicles in the logistics industry.
鈥淚n recent years, commercial vehicle manufacturing and the aftermarket have grown steadily,鈥 said Cheng Yongshun, vice president of the China National Machinery Industry International. 鈥淭he local government鈥檚 continued investment to improve road infrastructure and support of alternate-energy commercial vehicles have reinforced its position in the market.鈥
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