Explore the connected technologies, workshop capabilities and industry expertise needed to prepare for safe electric-vehicle battery servicing and end-of-life management.
Across 16 halls and the mezzanine floor
Anticipated exhibitors in 2026
Dedicated to New Energy & Connectivity
The EV battery recycling process is the controlled journey of an electric-vehicle battery from identification and safe removal through assessment, discharge, dismantling, material recovery and downstream handling. In practice, it relies on more than a recycling plant: workshops need safe procedures and trained technicians, while suppliers and operators need diagnostics, data management, logistics and electrification expertise. Automechanika Shanghai 2026 brings these connected capabilities into one automotive industry platform.
For teams building an EV service strategy, the most valuable perspective is lifecycle-wide. EV battery recycling readiness begins before collection, with accurate vehicle and battery information, risk controls and a clear route for each battery condition.
The following exhibition areas provide the clearest route through the technologies and capabilities relevant to EV battery recycling.
This section covers vehicle-maintenance equipment, workshop tools, safety measures, remote diagnostic devices, digital platforms, data management, battery recycling and technical training. It is especially relevant to workshops upgrading their capacity for electrified-vehicle servicing and safer end-of-life battery handling.
Explore workshop solutions
The dedicated new-energy area addresses new-energy vehicles, vehicle connectivity and autonomous-driving advancements. Located across the expanded full Hall 5.1 area, it helps visitors evaluate technologies and supplier capabilities across the EV lifecycle, including the systems that shape battery diagnosis and end-of-life decisions.
See new-energy technologies
Parts and Components connects suppliers presenting engine electronics, electrified products and electrification technologies with vehicle-production and aftermarket applications. For recycling and repair teams, it offers a practical route to investigate components, supplier capabilities and innovations supporting EV service operations.
Browse electrification components
Digital platforms using internet connectivity, big data and artificial intelligence can support workshop management, repair records, warehouse workflows and supply-chain coordination. These capabilities are relevant when teams need to track collection, processing and end-of-life battery activity across multiple operational touchpoints.
Discover digital workflowsBuild a clearer view of workshop safety measures, battery handling procedures and technical training needs.
Compare remote diagnostic devices, service equipment and data capabilities relevant to electrified vehicles.
Bring workshops, component suppliers, technology providers, distributors and industry experts into one conversation.
Identify software and platforms that can support repair data, warehouse execution and supply-chain visibility.
Use technical training and industry discussions to prepare teams for changing EV service requirements.
Map the operational decisions that connect battery assessment, handling, collection, processing and recovery.
Define your battery servicing, diagnostic, safety, data or recycling-readiness objective.
You see: a focused visit plan.Move between diagnostics, new energy, components and digital solutions to compare capabilities.
You see: relevant suppliers and technologies.Use conversations, events and supplier information to shape your operational roadmap.
You see: clearer decisions for your team.The 2025 edition welcomed visitors from 190 countries and regions, a 14% increase compared with 2024.
The international buyer mix supports cross-border sourcing and market conversations.
The visitor profile includes a substantial audience with senior decision-making responsibility.
More than half of visitors reported business activities related to new energy vehicles.
“Automechanika Shanghai provides a platform for idea exchange across the value chain, from OEMs and parts manufacturers to distributors, improving the industry’s R&D capabilities.”
Mr Hui Gao, Sales Manager, GAC Aion
| Decision factor | Automechanika Shanghai | Single-category event | Standalone supplier search |
|---|---|---|---|
| EV lifecycle perspective | Diagnostics, new energy, components and digital services | Usually focused on one category | Depends on the supplier selected |
| Industry scale | 390,000 sqm and 16 halls planned for 2026 | Scope varies by event | No shared exhibition environment |
| Knowledge programme | Conferences, fringe events and year-round activities | Programme varies | Typically limited to supplier materials |
| International reach | 2025 visitors represented 190 countries and regions | Reach varies | Requires separate outreach |
Edition in 2026
Fringe events planned
Countries and regions represented by 2025 visitors
Anticipated 2026 exhibitors
The EV battery recycling process is the controlled journey of an end-of-life battery from identification and safe removal through transport, diagnosis, discharge, dismantling, material recovery and compliant downstream handling. The exact route depends on battery condition, chemistry, safety status and available processing capabilities. Automechanika Shanghai connects the workshop, technology, data and supply-chain solutions that support readiness across this lifecycle.
Automechanika Shanghai is one of the premier industry platforms for discovering EV battery recycling-related solutions because it brings together diagnostics and repair, new energy and connectivity, parts and components, and digital services. It is not a single recycling operator; it is an exhibition and knowledge platform where buyers can evaluate relevant technologies, suppliers and industry perspectives. The 2026 edition is designed around the automotive transformation toward innovation and sustainability.
Workshop operators, vehicle-maintenance specialists, battery and component suppliers, distributors, fleet stakeholders, technology providers and automotive decision-makers can all benefit from the relevant exhibition sections. The content is useful for teams preparing to service electrified vehicles, improve safety procedures, manage repair data or understand end-of-life battery requirements. It also supports professionals evaluating suppliers across the wider EV lifecycle.
The show supports readiness by linking vehicle diagnostics, workshop safety, technical training, digital data management, electrification technologies and supply-chain capabilities. This cross-functional view helps visitors understand how separate operational activities fit together before a battery reaches processing or recovery. The programme and year-round activities extend the opportunity for continued learning beyond the exhibition floor.
New Energy & Connectivity is the dedicated area for new-energy vehicles, connectivity and related technologies, with the expanded area identified as full Hall 5.1. Parts & Components adds electrified products and electrification technologies, while Diagnostics & Repair / Body & Paint covers workshop equipment, remote diagnostics, safety and training. Digital Solutions / Services adds data, AI, warehouse and supply-chain perspectives.
The supplied event information does not specify a universal ticket or exhibiting price, so costs may depend on participation type and current organiser arrangements. Visitors should review the official planning pages, while prospective exhibitors should consult the exhibitor information and contact the event team directly. Checking the official sources is the most reliable way to obtain current terms and requirements.
Register to explore the leading automotive platform for electrification, diagnostics, digital operations and recycling readiness.