AUTOMEC Pesados & Comerciais (Brazil São Paulo Commercial Vehicle & Parts Exhibition)AUTOMEC Pesados & Comercias

AUTOMEC Pesados & Comerciais is the sister exhibition of AUTOMEC Brazil. While the former focuses on meeting the industrial demands of heavy-duty and commercial vehicles, making it a crucial professional trade show for this sector in the Southern Hemisphere, the latter is one of the most prominent exhibitions in the global automotive aftermarket industry.

Since May 2010, Brazil has surpassed Germany to become the world's fourth-largest automotive market. With a more relaxed credit system, the Brazilian auto market is experiencing rapid growth, enabling approximately 16% of Brazilian consumers to afford new cars, up from just 10% previously. Major automakers such as General Motors, Ford, PSA Group, Volkswagen, Fiat, and Renault have all announced increased investments in Brazil. Meanwhile, Chinese domestic automakers like Chery, JAC, and Lifan are also accelerating their expansion into the Brazilian market.

The previous edition of AUTOMEC Pesados & Comerciais covered an exhibition area of 90,000 square meters, hosting 1,200 exhibitors from China, Japan, Spain, South Korea, Germany, Mexico, Australia, Italy, Taiwan, the United States, and other regions, with 68,830 attendees. (Copyright © Juzhan. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.)

São Paulo is Brazil's largest city and the biggest metropolis in South America and the Southern Hemisphere, serving as a central hub for commerce, finance, culture, and industrial manufacturing. The automotive industry has become a pillar of Brazil's economy, with an annual production of 3 million vehicles, ranking it as the world's 10th largest auto producer and South America's largest sales market. In the coming years, Brazilian auto parts trade exhibitions will present the best opportunity for global businesses to capture this market. AUTOMEC Pesados & Comerciais also offers Chinese commercial vehicle and parts enterprises the optimal gateway to penetrate the South American market.