Dongguan International Auto Tuning Exhibition (AIT)

The Dongguan International Auto Tuning Exhibition (AIT) (ALL IN TUNING) is the only national international exhibition approved by the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China specifically for the automotive tuning industry, and it is also China's first professional auto tuning show. Originating from the CIAACE brand exhibition in 2005, the event has been successfully held in Dongguan, generating strong industry feedback and drawing high attention from the Guangdong Provincial and Dongguan Municipal governments. Leveraging the State Council's policies on promoting automotive consumption upgrades and the development of the auto tuning sector, the exhibition aims to jointly explore strategies for boosting automotive consumption.

The AIT features an interactive outdoor activity zone alongside indoor static displays, creating a dynamic "indoor-static + outdoor-dynamic" layout. The total exhibition area spans 100,000 square meters, featuring over 800 exhibiting brands and attracting more than 100,000 professional visitors. Expanded content includes trending tuning categories such as EV tuning, RV/camper van tuning, off-road tuning, and pickup truck tuning. Building on previous editions focused on performance, power, and stance tuning, the show now deeply integrates current trends like new energy vehicle (NEV) tuning. With a rich variety of categories, it attracts more professional buyers, offering a one-stop procurement solution ranging from light to deep modifications.

The event has attracted participation from over 20 OEMs, including BAIC, FAW, BMW, Audi, Toyota, and Geely. With strong support from "San-ei Shobo," the organizer of the Tokyo Auto Salon (TAS) in Japan, AIT is committed to co-creating the largest and most event-rich auto tuning exhibition in China. By integrating resources between AIT and TAS, the show introduces high-quality, mature Japanese tuning enterprises to the domestic market while sharing outstanding Chinese tuning brands overseas, allowing more global professionals to witness China's automotive tuning market.

In addition to domestic and international automotive tuning brands, a growing number of official OEM tuning divisions and authorized tuning brands are participating in AIT. This year, OEM participation is expected to reach a new high, further stimulating investment enthusiasm across the automotive tuning industry chain. (Copyright of this content belongs to Jufair. Reproduction without permission is prohibited.)

Dongguan International Auto Tuning Exhibition (AIT) tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.