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The show’s 11 product sections range from Parts & Components and Electrics & Electronics to Batteries & Technology. The programme also features conferences, training sessions, awards, live demonstrations and much more.
The show takes place as the regional market continues to grow. According to Glasgow Research and Consulting, the automotive aftermarket in the Middle East and Africa is forecast to reach a value of USD 87 billion by 2034.
Chris Lee, Portfolio Director, Mobility & Logistics at Messe Frankfurt Middle East, said: “What we are seeing across the region is a more varied aftermarket. Conventional vehicles remain a major part of the market, but hybrid, electric and connected vehicles are changing the products, skills and technical knowledge the industry needs. Automechanika Dubai 2026 will bring that evolving mix together, giving businesses the opportunity to understand where the market is heading and build the relationships they need as the show moves to Dubai Exhibition Centre for the first time.”
For more info visit: automechanika-dubai.ae.messefrankfurt.com