As China enters the 15th Five-Year plan, national strategies are supporting a transition towards intelligent manufacturing, environmentally-friendly initiatives, and the integration of the supply chain within the aftermarket. China continues a 17-year streak by ranking first globally in the production and sale of vehicles, both exceeding records of 34 million units in 2025. It represents growth of 10.4% and 9.4%, respectively. The rising car ownership combined with an increasing demand for maintenance and repair services are stimulating new consumer trends and market expansion of the aftermarket and customising sector.
Auto Aftermarket Guangzhou (AAG) is a leading automotive trade fair in South China and is well-integrated in the Pearl River Delta automotive manufacturing hub. Located in the industrial backbone of the Guangdong – Hong Kong – Macau Greater Bay Area (GBA), the provincial capital of Guangdong offers a number of advantages. Guangzhou is widely considered an intersection, where national strategic objectives and industry integration initiatives come together, an important constituent for the up-and-coming powerhouse of South China’s automotive supply chain, in terms of R&D, intelligent manufacturing and trade. The region offers access to world-class shipping ports, financial and trade networks, as well as new trading routes linking Guangzhou with Hainan’s Free Trade Port. This positioning creates a gateway beyond China to Southeast Asia and Belt and Road countries, while serving as a springboard for international companies to enter China market.
Commercial Vehicle Zone (Hall 6)
With a particular focus on commercial vehicle parts and components, the zone will converge new products, trends, distribution channels, and business models, enabling collaboration and integration to speeds up the process of commercialisation.
Replacement Parts Zone (Hall 5)
This zone delves into wear and tear parts as a hub for product displays and technological exchange. It brings together global suppliers with cutting-edge technologies to respond to sourcing needs, helping exhibitors enhance visibility and reach target buyers precisely.
Remanufacturing Zone (Hall 3)
Remanufactured engines, transmissions, and precision wear parts will all be on display in this area. The zone demonstrates highlights that remanufacturing is both cost effective and sustainable through its focus on technological advancement, standardisation and compliance.
New Energy Zone (Hall 3)
The zone spotlights on three-electric systems of electric vehicles (battery, motor, and interface control), intelligent connectivity, lightweight technologies, and charging and battery-swapping ecosystems. It integrates upstream and downstream resources to build a stage for promoting trends, technological exchange, and collaboration.
UTS Customising Salon (Halls 2 and 4)
Key upgrades: the iconic “Underground Garage” experience returns with a complete revamp, offering an immersive understanding of car customization culture.
Diverse content: driving services and automotive lifestyle trends present an overview of the customisation market.
Dynamic experiences: in collaboration with the GT Show Track Day Carnival, a series of hands-on training sessions and interactive activities will ignite passion and engagement.
New Arrivals: a dedicated motorsport area will cater to professional and performance-driven needs.
Collaboration with participants across the industry: blending ‘customisation+off-roading’ culture, bringing together track experiences, merchandise, and international resources to co-create a customisation carnival for the Greater Bay Area (GBA).
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