Automechanika Istanbul will return May 21 to 24 at the Tüyap Fair and Congress Center in Istanbul, bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, repair specialists and distributors from across Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia.
Organized by Messe Frankfurt Istanbul and Hannover Fairs Turkey, the trade show serves as one of the region’s largest automotive aftermarket exhibitions. The event covers the full automotive service ecosystem, from replacement parts and workshop tools to digital platforms and mobility technologies.
The exhibition floor is organized into several major product categories reflecting the structure of the global aftermarket.
The Parts & Components section will feature suppliers of drivetrain systems, chassis components, body parts and interior systems used in vehicle repair and manufacturing. Exhibits in this area include components for engines, gearboxes and exhaust systems, as well as steering systems, brakes, wheels and shock absorbers. Other displays will focus on vehicle body components such as roof systems, bumpers, mounted parts and glass, along with interior equipment including cockpits, switches, airbags, seats and climate control systems.
Additional categories in this section include fastening elements and sealing systems, regenerated and remanufactured components for passenger and commercial vehicles, diesel aftermarket technologies for exhaust gas treatment and emerging materials such as fibre composites, recyclable materials and 3D-printed components.
The Diagnostics & Repair section will focus on tools, equipment and technologies used in workshop environments. Exhibits include vehicle diagnostic systems and software, test and measurement equipment, lifting gear, battery management systems and tire installation equipment. The category also includes tools such as impact drivers, compressors and specialized diagnostic devices.
Other products in the section include digital maintenance platforms such as predictive maintenance systems and over-the-air diagnostics services. Exhibitors will also present workshop equipment designed for alternative powertrains, including tools for high-voltage systems and hydrogen detection sensors.
The show will also feature Body & Paint, highlighting technologies used in collision repair. This category includes equipment and materials for bodywork repair, paint application systems, corrosion protection products and spot repair solutions. Additional displays will cover smart repair technologies used on paint, plastic, glass and wheel surfaces, as well as lightweight structural materials such as carbon fibre, magnesium and aluminum.
Other exhibition segments include Electrics & Electronics, Accessories & Customizing, Tires & Wheels, Oils, Lubricants & Fuels and Car Wash, Care & Detailing.
A further category, Digital Solutions & Services, will showcase technologies supporting dealership operations and automotive retail. Products in this section include dealer management systems, digital marketing tools, customer data management platforms and e-commerce systems for vehicle parts and services. Exhibitors will also present workshop and dealership planning services, professional training programs and consulting services focused on automotive businesses.
The exhibition will also include a Connectivity & Autonomous Driving section covering emerging mobility technologies. Exhibits in this area will feature sensors, cameras, artificial intelligence systems and other components used in automated driving and driver assistance systems, along with fleet management platforms and mobility services such as car-sharing and ride-hailing systems.
