Auto Maintenance and Repair Expo 2025

The Auto Maintenance and Repair Show 2025 (AMR) has returned to Beijing and is currently being staged from the 31st March to the 2nd April at the newly opened Capital International Exhibition & Convention Centre (CIECC).

Covering an exhibition space of 80,000 sqm. The event is set to host 1,186 exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge products, technologies and solutions, alongside 39 fringe events addressing key topics such as intelligent technology, talent development and global collaboration. 

Viewed as an Asian gateway covering innovations in the automotive aftermarket This 2025 edition will continue to align with the emerging trends covering various aspects of the supply chain that incorporate maintenance and repair, parts and components, new energy, connectivity, and road transportation equipment. With Exhibitors showcasing innovative solutions for market demands in technology upgrade, cost efficiency and intelligent development. 

For the car care, diagnostics and repair sectors, the show is presenting testing equipment, repair tools and coating technologies that progress precision, efficiency, intelligence and environmental protection. Including Panther launching its four-wheel aligner for chassis testing; Rotake presenting its intelligent impact wrench; and SATA demonstrating their green spraying technologies. 

At the same time Anche will cover diagnostic solutions for new energy vehicles, Shanghai Sogreat will demonstrate their thermal management systems, and Balance is set to display the latest battery maintenance and lifting equipment. The show will also spotlight the advancements in AI automated manufacturing and autonomous driving technologies with highlights including Nexion’s AI testing equipment, Yuhuan Jinli’s automated manufacturing technologies of parts, and ADD Industry’s smart vehicle suspension systems. 

Whilst at the Road Transportation Equipment zone, AMR will offer solutions in vehicle manufacturing, inspection, cargo safety management and driver training, in response to the development of new energy commercial vehicles and the growing need for cost efficiency and safety in the logistics sector. 

Exhibitors include Beiqi Foton, Dongfeng Liuzhou, Qingling and Sinotruk who will present electric box trucks, power battery testing technologies, bundling equipment for special cargo, and training simulators, empowering the green, safe and intelligent progress of the transportation sector. 

Other notable exhibiting brands include Beiqingzhongyu, Bright, CAERI, Daika, Dali, Dezhong, Duolun, Eagle-Fly, Eastern Pioneer, eBay, EBI, Excellens, Fengriling, Frey, Gaochang, Guanglian, GYS, Hanway, Hydun, Jinli, Jinlong, Kaidi, Lingchen, Longzhong, Luoshi, MAHA, Nexus, Platinum Nano, Qiyang, Ruili, Sanlian, SDT, Sunshine, Taitian, Tongguang, Topsun, TRC, Wufu, Yukistar, Yuxi.

The event will additionally host 55 domestic and international buyer groups utilising resources at AMR to find quality products and solutions within the global supply chain. Including domestic delegations from Henan, Inner Mongolia, Jiangsu, Shandong, Shanghai, Tianjin and Zhejiang. With overseas dealers and distributors visiting from Africa, Central Asia, Europe, the Middle East, South America, and Southeast Asia. 

There are also three special zones spotlighting industry trends incorporating three specialised zones explaining the latest trends in the aftermarket and integrating product displays. 

The popular Green Repair & New Energy zone has returned to feature innovative applications in new energy vehicle maintenance and green repair technologies. Where Shandong German New Energy Vehicle will share insights, new business models, and case studies on repairing key components like batteries, motors, and charging systems. 

Finally addressing the rising demand for high-skilled talent, the Industry and Education Integration zone fosters talent development, skills enhancement, and communication between repair companies and vocational institutions. The National Vocational Skills Competition will call on contestants including repair technicians and vocational students in two challenges: New Energy Vehicle Repairer and Vehicle Paint Finishing.