UK’s Premier Automotive Trade Event Returns in June 2025
Automechanika Birmingham is set to return to the NEC from 3–5 June 2025, bringing together over 550 leading automotive brands and thousands of trade visitors. Registration is now open for free tickets via the official site.
This edition will deliver expanded training, exclusive show offers, and a focus on industry innovation—from EV repairs and diagnostics to advanced ADAS and connected garage technology. The event remains a key fixture for UK workshops, parts suppliers, and motor factors looking to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market.
Attendees will meet representatives from top automotive brands across service, repair, parts, tools, and technology. Hands-on demo areas allow visitors to test the latest workshop equipment and software.
A comprehensive seminar programme across hubs including the Workshop Hub, Aftermarket Hub, and Innovation4Mobility offers content on EV systems, diagnostics, sustainability, and supply chain strategy.
• Motorvate Zone—Focus on skills, careers, and IMI competitions
• Vehicle Detailing Live—In-depth sessions from UK Detailing Academy
• Modern Garage Showcase—How to futureproof independent workshops
In collaboration with SMMT, the Automotive Supply Chain Forum will convene purchasing and engineering teams from OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers. Other networking features include the Women in Automotive Drinks Reception and IAAF’s VIP Right to Repair Lounge.
Garages, bodyshops, and detailing professionals arriving before 10:30am can access free breakfast and parking. Additional incentives include prize draws for teams and daily giveaways worth thousands.
Register for your free ticket here:
👉 https://automechanika-2025-splash.reg.buzz/event-preview
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