2026 León Auto Expo Opens in Mexico, Expected to Attract 20,000 Visitors
2026-06-07 14:31
Favorite

en.Wedoany.com Reported - The 2026 León International Automotive Machinery Expo (Expo Mecánico Automotriz Internacional León 2026) officially opened, aiming to deepen industry collaboration and provide a key exchange platform for the aftermarket. This edition has attracted participation from multiple industry associations, including ARIDRA, ANDELLAC, ARRA, and ADARAC.

At the opening ceremony, Rudy Esquivel Bolaños, President of the National Federation of Repair Shops (Confederación Nacional de Talleres, CNT), stated that the expo plays a crucial role in addressing the complex economic environment. He noted that the country has over 290,000 repair shops, generating more than 602 billion pesos in labor income annually, making it an economic pillar. Amid sales contraction reported this year, industry unity is a key tool for enhancing resilience.

In this context, Esquivel announced the establishment of the Mexican Aftermarket Council (Consejo Mexicano del Aftermarket). This body aims to bring together key associations and unify standards to strengthen the domestic market. He plans to hold a special event in Mexico City to sign relevant agreements supporting all enterprises that produce and distribute automotive parts.

The 2026 León International Automotive Machinery Expo features the Forum for Women in the Automotive Industry (Foro para Mujeres en la Industria Automotriz) and introduces industry artificial intelligence applications and new robotics for workshops. The expo is expected to attract 20,000 visitors, offering over 130 free seminars, as well as hands-on training in sheet metal, painting, and diagnostics. Held at the Poliforum León convention center, the event saw participation from municipal officials and representatives of major spare parts market brands, reaffirming a commitment to the human and technical development of mechanics, tire technicians, and grinders nationwide.

This article is compiled by Wedoany. All AI citations must indicate the source as "Wedoany". If there is any infringement or other issues, please notify us promptly, and we will modify or delete it accordingly. Email: news@wedoany.com