The Guangzhou International Auto Parts & Aftermarket Exhibition (AAG) is a highly influential automotive aftermarket trade show in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

The Guangzhou International Auto Parts & Aftermarket Exhibition (AAG) is a highly influential automotive aftermarket trade show in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. Since its inception in 2015, it has grown into a premier industry event with a significant reach across Southeast Asia.

Key information for the 10th exhibition (2025) is as follows:

Theme and Scale

With the theme of “Intelligent Manufacturing, Driving Change, and Connecting the Future,” the exhibition area spans 80,000 square meters across seven halls, a 14% increase from the previous edition.

It brings together 1,781 branded companies, a 17% increase from the previous edition, covering the entire industry chain, including parts and components, electrical and electronic systems, tuning accessories, and driving services.

Featured Zones and Highlights

Three themed zones will be established: Automotive Wear Parts, Commercial Vehicles, and the UTS Tuning Salon. The latter showcases the charm of automotive tuning culture through a “product display + real vehicle demonstration + cultural exchange” model.

The exhibition will feature a tuned car work, “Heavenly Realm,” co-designed by Japanese artist Yoshitaka Amano, integrating artistic paint jobs with personalized tuning culture.

Internationalization and Business Matchmaking

The event attracted 44 professional buyer groups, including those from Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Nearly 30 forums and events were held concurrently, focusing on industry trends and global expansion strategies.
The number of pre-registrations from overseas visitors increased by over 20% year-on-year, further enhancing the event’s international influence.

Industry Background and Positioning

Leveraging the strengths of the Guangzhou and Pearl River Delta automotive parts industry clusters, the event showcased innovative achievements in new energy, intelligent connectivity, and other areas, promoting the standardization and intelligent development of the aftermarket.

Organizers: China National Machinery Industry Corporation and Messe Frankfurt (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., combining local resources with an international perspective.

Through technology showcases, business matching, and cultural exchange, this year’s AAG continued to solidify its position as a core platform for the South China automotive aftermarket.