The Essen Motor Show in Germany is one of the world's top three modified car exhibitions alongside the SEMA SHOW in Las Vegas, USA, and the Tokyo Auto Salon in Japan. It is the best representative of European modified car styles. The exhibition showcased their products and innovations in performance and racing, modification and lifestyle, motorsports, and classic cars. A significant feature of this year's exhibition was that sustainable power vehicles have taken their place in the product lineup.

During the Essen Motor Show, consulting firm BBE Automotive and other partners such as the Association of Car Tuners presented the latest research report on the modified car market. The results showed that the German modified car market is dominated by models from BMW, Audi, Volkswagen, and Mercedes-Benz. The study also revealed that the industry's scale in Germany alone exceeds 2 billion euros, with tires, rims, and chassis parts accounting for the largest share.

"People's fascination with modified cars has never waned, and this is no exception at the Essen show this year," said Harald Schmidtke, Managing Director of the German Association of Car Tuners. "I am delighted to see so many exhibitors and visitors attending, and according to exhibitors, there is also strong interest in purchases."

Germany's automotive industry and professional tuning are thriving and enjoy geographical advantages. Professional manufacturers of European luxury cars will also flock to the Essen Motor Show to showcase their latest works. In addition to various automobile manufacturers displaying their new models, many American and Japanese car manufacturers and tuning car manufacturers also participate in the Essen Motor Show in Germany to display the latest models and tuning kits, reflecting the strong influence of American and Japanese tuning styles on the long-standing European modified car culture.

As the most authoritative and influential event in the European modified car industry! The Essen Motor Show in Germany simultaneously boasts strong promotional efforts, attracting over a thousand journalists from around the world who published countless news and reports. It has an absolute loyal following, not only representing European modified car culture but also embodying the highest level of modified cars. Or, the Essen Motor Show in Germany is a benchmark for the modified car industry. (The content of this article is owned by JuZhan Network. Unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)