Envoy Tyres will make its CITEXPO debut at the 20th China International Tyre Expo in Shanghai from 3–5 September 2025, appearing alongside sister brand Davanti Tyres. Part of Oak Group Holdings, the new brand will introduce its latest passenger, SUV and van tyres to Asia-Pacific buyers. The companies are exhibiting in Hall 1 at booth 1535, positioning Envoy Tyres for wider international visibility at one of the region’s most-attended tyre shows.
Envoy Tyres’ first Shanghai appearance focuses on everyday motoring and LCV needs:
Envoy Tyres is developed by UK-based Oak Group Holdings, the company behind Davanti Tyres.
“The CITEXPO Shanghai is always a great event and one of the leading events in the calendar year. This time we’re excited to be returning with Davanti while showcasing Envoy Tyres for the first time. Introducing Envoy to the event marks an exciting milestone in expanding the brand’s presence within one of the most important tyre markets. After years of development and effort, it’s rewarding to engage with attendees and potential partners about our innovative new products. We’re looking forward to catching up with key partners in the region, as well as speaking to new industry contacts – it’s always a very well attended show.”
— Peter Cross, CEO of Davanti Tyres.
Davanti Tyres will show an extensive passenger and commercial range, including:
For context on Davanti’s product roadmap, see our coverage of its first European-made UHP tyre and expanded line-up at Autopromotec.
CITEXPO is billed as the Asia-Pacific region’s leading tyre and wheel show, drawing 12,000+ visitors and 400+ exhibitors to the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. The 2025 edition runs 3–5 September and marks the show’s 20th anniversary.
Official event details are available on the organiser’s site: https://www.citexpo.com.cn/en/
Tagged with: Envoy Tyres, Davanti Tyres, CITEXPO Shanghai, Oak Group Holdings, tyre launches, passenger car tyres, SUV tyres, van tyres, UHP tyres, China tyre show, tyre exhibitors, trade fair
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