Toronto, Ontario -- Automechanika Birmingham 2025 smashed attendance records during its June 4–6 run.
The event drew more than 15,000 visitors to a conference centre in the U.K.'s second largest city for three days of non-stop tools, tech and show-stopping shop gear. With more than 550 exhibitors from 25 countries, this year’s show proved the collision repair and aftermarket industries are revving harder than ever. Crowds jammed into live demos, swarmed new ADAS calibration tech and delighted at custom builds.
From next-gen paint guns to futuristic diagnostics and some of the wildest refinishing tech ever seen, Automechanika 2025 had something for every shop — even those cutting-edge Canadian ones used to being the ones to set industry standards.
Paint guns were cocked and loaded at the Paint & Spray Live zone where full spray booths ran non-stop. SATA's Jet X spray system drew a crowd bigger than a Maple Leafs playoff line, and over at Snap-on’s setup, techs drooled over the APOLLO+ diagnostic platform, fancy alignment gear and air-con service rigs that looked more at home in a NASA hangar. Live ADAS calibration demos from Repairify, Hella and Launch also brought in the crowds.
The next Automechanika Birmingham rolls out in 2027.
