Shanghai Frankfurt International Tire and Wheel Exhibition门票

The Shanghai Frankfurt International Tire and Wheel Exhibition (Automechanika Shanghai) is one of the premier annual events in the global automotive industry, drawing professionals and exhibitors from around the world. Its continuous growth mirrors the sector’s vibrant spirit of innovation and steadily rising market demand. At the show, groundbreaking technologies are showcased, including Germany’s BBS 3D-printed honeycomb wheels, Japan’s Enkei regenerative aluminum wheels, China’s Ruishu smart

The Value of Participating in the Shanghai Frankfurt Tire Show (Automechanika Shanghai)

• One of the most influential annual events in the global automotive industry chain: Co-hosted by Messe Frankfurt and China Machinery International Cooperation Corporation, the Shanghai Frankfurt International Tire and Wheel Exhibition (Automechanika Shanghai) ranks among the most prominent trade shows in the global automotive sector. Concurrently, the Shanghai International Auto Parts, Maintenance, Inspection, Diagnostic Equipment, and Service Supplies Exhibition is also held. In 2025, the show attracted 7,465 exhibitors from 44 countries and regions, with an exhibition space exceeding 383,000 square meters—marking the first time all 15 halls of the National Exhibition and Convention Center were fully utilized, setting new records across the board.
• A one-stop platform covering the entire automotive value chain: The exhibition encompasses tire and wheel segments, parts and components, electronics and electrical systems, diagnostics and repair, accessories and customization, as well as new energy and intelligent connectivity sectors. In 2025, the tire and wheel segment saw a remarkable 50% growth, gathering nearly 300 leading brands. From high‑strength lightweight wheels to tires specifically designed for new‑energy vehicles, and from traditional rubber products to smart sensor‑enabled tires, exhibitors can seamlessly complete everything from technical presentations and brand exposure to commercial negotiations.
• Precise connections with core global buyers and distribution channels: In 2025, the show drew 253,691 professional visitors from 190 countries and regions, a 14% increase over the previous edition, with overseas attendees accounting for as much as 28%. Furthermore, 261 buyer delegations from 50 countries and regions attended, including major markets such as India, Malaysia, Turkey, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, the United Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan, and Germany. Exhibitors can directly engage with some of the world’s most powerful purchasing groups, facilitating efficient business connections and market expansion.
• Unique value for Chinese and international enterprises—serving as a strategic engine linking the global automotive ecosystem: In 2025, the show hosted 15 national and regional pavilions, with exhibition space increasing by approximately 20%—reaching a record level of international participation. Beyond being a mere product showcase, the exhibition, through 94 high‑quality concurrent events and over 450 industry leader speeches, has evolved into a global professional service platform integrating marketing, trade services, information exchange, and industrial education.
• A cutting‑edge hub for technological innovation and industry trends: The tire and wheel segment focuses on lightweight, high‑strength materials and specialized products tailored for new‑energy vehicles. Germany’s BBS showcased 3D‑printed honeycomb wheels reducing weight by 35%; Japan’s Enkei introduced self‑cleaning technology for recycled aluminum wheels; China’s Ruishu unveiled smart temperature‑controlled wheels; and South Korea’s KONIC displayed OLED wheels capable of transforming into screens—all representing the latest global advancements. Deep discussions on pressing industry issues were also held during forums such as the China–Foreign Tire Industry Cooperation Development Forum and various technical seminars.
• Deep links with high‑level forums and industry resources: Concurrently, flagship events such as the International Automotive Industry Development Conference CEO Summit, the International Summit on Intelligent Connected Vehicles, the Automotive Aftermarket Forum, and the China–Foreign Tire Industry Cooperation Development Forum were held. The newly launched supply‑demand matchmaking initiative attracted participation from OEMs like BAIC New Energy, Dongfeng Motor, NIO, XPeng, along with key technology suppliers such as Valeo and Siemens, fostering deeper upstream–downstream collaborations.
• Shanghai’s locational and industrial advantages: Held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai, strategically located in the heart of the Yangtze River Delta—the most developed automotive industry cluster in China—Automechanika Shanghai provides exhibitors with a strategic platform connecting them to the global automotive value chain.