2026 China (Wuhan) International Auto Parts Expo

The 2026 China (Wuhan) International Auto Parts Expo will be held from June 18 to 20 at the Wuhan International Expo Center. This event is strategically positioned in Wuhan, aligning with China's Belt and Road Initiative and the grand blueprint for the Yangtze River Economic Belt. It leverages the strong support of the national-level automotive industry cluster known as "Wuxiang Ten Sui". The expo aims to showcase cutting-edge technology trends, meet market demands, drive industrial upgrades, and empower smart mobility.

The exhibition will focus on both traditional and new energy vehicles, featuring a variety of types including passenger cars, freight vehicles, engineering vehicles, microcars, and smart connected cars. Notably, it will also highlight the latest models such as hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles. In addition, core components and systems will be displayed, including drive systems (such as engines, transmissions, and drive axles), chassis systems, and body parts.

On the front of new energy vehicles, the expo will demonstrate key components such as batteries, electric motors, and electronic control systems, as well as vehicle control systems, smart sensing technologies, and charging infrastructures.

The exhibition will also encompass advanced technologies in precise casting and die-casting for the automotive industry, showcasing high-level automotive molds, castings, and various manufacturing processes and equipment. It will highlight innovations including 3D printing, industrial robotics, and intelligent manufacturing to advance the automotive sector to a higher level of technology.

To meet the evolving market needs, the expo will showcase a wide range of automotive services and products, including maintenance equipment, care accessories, automotive beauty and decoration electronic products, safety devices, and eco-friendly services. Overall, the event aims to enhance the capacity of the entire automotive and related industry chain, contributing to China's transformation from a "manufacturing giant" to a "manufacturing powerhouse."