BM Catalysts will exhibit its comprehensive emissions control portfolio at Automechanika Birmingham 2025, reflecting rising demand for solutions that extend vehicle life and meet tightening emissions regulations.
With UK and European vehicles remaining in service for longer, BM Catalysts is positioning itself to address the increasing need for replacement parts that comply with emissions standards. At the NEC Birmingham event (3–5 June 2025), the company will showcase products including:
Its current range supports over 200 million vehicles, including nearly 2,500 Euro 6 applications—placing it among key aftermarket players as stricter emissions targets take effect.
Alongside its core product line, BM Catalysts will promote two digital platforms—Garage Pro and Rewards Pro—designed to help workshops stay competitive. Garage Pro offers technical guidance and fitment support, while Rewards Pro incentivises purchases through a points-based loyalty scheme.
Company representatives will be available at Stand G70 to discuss how these platforms can support workshop operations, customer service, and long-term compliance with emissions rules.
As the aftermarket shifts focus from vehicle replacement to longevity and compliance, emissions control components like DPFs and SCRs are becoming increasingly vital. BM Catalysts’ efforts to combine component availability with digital support tools reflect a broader trend: aftermarket players are aligning their offerings with regulatory shifts, digitalisation, and circular economy goals. This has direct implications across commercial, passenger, and fleet sectors.
Tagged with: emissions control, Euro 6, SCR, DPF, aftermarket parts, BM Catalysts, Automechanika Birmingham, Garage Pro, Rewards Pro, ageing vehicle parc
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