MIMS Automotive Parts Exhibition, Moscow, Russia

The Exhibition Value of MIMS Automobility in Russia

• Russia’s and the CIS region’s largest and most authoritative specialized automotive event. First held in 1991 and organized by ITEMF Exhibition Company, it is the longest-running automotive trade show in Russia and Eastern Europe. In 2025, the exhibition will bring together 1,667 exhibitors from over 20 countries and attract 47,440 professional visitors from 87 regions across Russia. With the highest number of exhibitors, the largest audience, and the greatest exhibition space in the region, it serves as a strategic gateway for automotive component manufacturers, suppliers, and after-sales service providers to access the market and expand their business.
• Comprehensive coverage of the entire industry chain, showcasing nine core sectors in full. Exhibits span automotive components—including engines, powertrains, chassis, braking systems, steering systems, body parts, lighting, tires, filters, and more—alongside diagnostic and repair equipment such as diagnostic tools, lifts, welding machines, and tire-retreading machinery; batteries and electronic products like control units, sensors, actuators, and high-voltage systems; lubricants and maintenance products including engine oils, coolants, and greases; automotive accessories and customization items; management software and digital solutions; alternative drive technologies; connectivity solutions; and after-sales services. From core components to maintenance and repair, and from conventional fuel vehicles to new-energy electric vehicles, the exhibition presents the full spectrum of innovations across the automotive aftermarket value chain.
• A golden springboard for Chinese companies seeking to enter the Russian market, offering a historic opportunity to fill critical supply-chain gaps. In response to Western sanctions, many European and American automakers have withdrawn from the Russian market, leading to significant shortages in the domestic parts supply chain. In 2025, Chinese exhibitors will exceed 600, firmly establishing China as the largest overseas delegation at the show. Chinese automobiles already hold a stable market share of over 55% in Russia, with China exporting 1.158 million vehicles to Russia in 2024—accounting for roughly 20% of China’s total auto exports. The robust growth of the vehicle market has opened up vast opportunities in the aftermarket sector. The exhibition features a dedicated EAC certification zone to help companies navigate trade barriers and accelerate localization efforts.
• An elite platform connecting with high-value buyers and precisely targeting key procurement decision-makers. In 2025, the exhibition will draw 47,440 professional visitors from all 87 regions of Russia, with 90% representing local procurement decision-makers from Russia and the CIS, including distributors, repair‑chain operators, OEM after-sales departments, and government procurement agencies. Leveraging St. Petersburg’s port and logistics hub, the event extends its reach across Russia and into neighboring countries such as Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Finland. Concurrent B2B matchmaking sessions, more than 30 specialized forums, and hands-on repair‑skill competitions provide businesses with an efficient platform to gain insights into industry trends and expand their commercial networks.