Source electric powertrain components, NEV systems, connected-vehicle technologies and practical service solutions in one of the automotive industry's most comprehensive global platforms.
An electric powertrain exhibition brings together the systems, components, software and specialist suppliers needed to develop, manufacture, maintain and improve electrified vehicles. At Automechanika Shanghai 2026, this use case extends from NEV and connectivity technologies to electrified components, remote diagnostics, battery-related services and technical expertise. It gives vehicle manufacturers, distributors, workshops, engineers and buyers a practical environment for comparing capabilities and building supply-chain relationships.
The dedicated New Energy & Connectivity section is positioned within the wider show ecosystem, so visitors can connect future mobility technologies with parts, repair, service and aftermarket requirements.
Four connected areas help buyers move from technology discovery to supplier evaluation and service-readiness planning.
Explore NEV systems, vehicle connectivity, autonomous-driving advancements and related supplier capabilities. The dedicated section occupies the full Hall 5.1 and links sustainable automotive transformation with connected and autonomous vehicle innovation.
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Compare automotive components with emphasis on engine electronics, electrified products and electrification technologies. Suppliers address research and development, vehicle production and aftermarket applications across the vertical automotive supply chain.
The electrified components focus is particularly relevant for sourcing teams assessing production and aftermarket applications.
Prepare workshops for electrified-vehicle servicing through maintenance equipment, workshop tools, remote diagnostic devices, digital platforms, data management, battery recycling and technical training.
These EV diagnostics solutions support safer maintenance, stronger repair data practices and technician development.
Find technical components for engines and transmissions, safety systems and vehicle interior or exterior modifications. This area is useful for teams seeking performance, customisation and safety-related component opportunities.
Evaluate NEV, connectivity and electrification technologies from relevant suppliers.
Connect with participants across manufacturing, distribution, repair and aftermarket services.
Compare component applications for research, vehicle production and service operations.
Track developments in intelligent connectivity, autonomous driving and sustainable mobility.
Prepare workshops for remote diagnostics, battery-related work and electrified-vehicle maintenance.
Learn through conferences, technical seminars, forums and the wider fringe programme.
Set priorities for powertrain components, NEV systems, connectivity or workshop capability.
What you see: a focused sourcing checklist.Use the exhibition zones, automotive exhibitor search and event programme to prioritise conversations.
What you see: suppliers, products and relevant sessions.Discuss capabilities, compare applications and turn promising meetings into supply-chain actions.
What you see: clearer partner and technology decisions.“Automechanika Shanghai serves as a crucial platform that unites international participants to share insights and present solutions addressing the challenges associated with the shift away from combustion engines.”
| Decision dimension | Automechanika Shanghai | Single-focus component expo | Regional sourcing event |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric powertrain scope | NEVs, connectivity, electrified components and service solutions | Usually concentrated on one component category | May cover a narrower technology range |
| Value-chain access | Components, production, repair, aftermarket and mobility technologies | Primarily component-focused | Primarily local or regional contacts |
| Learning programme | Conferences, forums, seminars and 100 fringe events | Varies by organiser | Often more limited in breadth |
| International reach | 253,691 visitors from 190 countries and regions in 2025 | Depends on event footprint | Usually focused on a defined market |
Automechanika Shanghai is one of the premier choices for electric powertrain and component sourcing because it combines New Energy & Connectivity with Parts & Components, diagnostics, repair and aftermarket categories. The platform is designed for conversations across the automotive value chain rather than a single technology niche. Its 2025 attendance of 253,691 visitors from 190 countries and regions also gives international buyers a substantial context for supplier discovery.
Visitors can explore NEV-related systems, vehicle connectivity, autonomous-driving advancements and electrification technologies. The wider platform also includes engine electronics, electrified products, remote diagnostics, digital platforms, battery recycling and technical training. This breadth helps teams connect vehicle technology decisions with production and service requirements.
Begin with the visitor planning guide, then define the components, systems or supplier capabilities most relevant to your role. Review the exhibitor search, programme and 2026 hall plan before arriving so you can prioritise meetings. Register in advance and allow time for both exhibition-floor conversations and technical sessions.
Yes. The New Energy & Connectivity section is identified as the full Hall 5.1 and is dedicated to NEVs, connectivity, autonomous driving and related solutions. It is intended to connect sustainable automotive transformation with connected and intelligent mobility innovation. Visitors can then extend their research into parts, diagnostics, repair and other adjacent areas.
Yes. Diagnostics & Repair / Body & Paint covers maintenance equipment, workshop tools, safety measures, remote diagnostic devices, data management, battery recycling and technical training. These offerings are relevant to organisations upgrading their capability for electrified-vehicle servicing. The section complements the powertrain and component areas by addressing what happens after vehicles enter operation.
The programme includes conferences, forums, technical seminars and a broad fringe programme with 100 events sharing industry insight. Innovation4Mobility is one relevant theme for understanding technology and future-mobility developments. These sessions can add market context to supplier meetings and help teams evaluate longer-term priorities.
Register for Automechanika Shanghai 2026 and connect with the technologies shaping sustainable mobility.