As India’s automotive component sector gears up for sustained growth, driven by robust domestic demand, rising export opportunities and the transition towards electric mobility, AutoTechnicia 2026 is set to provide a dedicated B2B platform for the auto components, parts, accessories and aftermarket industry in Western India.

Scheduled to be held at the Bombay Exhibition Centre (NESCO) in Mumbai from October 22 to 24, the exhibition is positioned as a focused platform for Maharashtra’s automotive and industrial ecosystem. The state is home to several important automotive clusters, with Mumbai serving as a major commercial and distribution hub, Pune as a centre for automotive engineering and R&D, Nashik as an important manufacturing base, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) contributing significantly to the engineering and manufacturing landscape.

AutoTechnicia 2026 aims to bring these capabilities together while creating opportunities for manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, technology providers and aftermarket players to connect with prospective customers and business partners.

The exhibition will bring together component manufacturers, Tier-1, Tier-2 and Tier-3 suppliers, aftermarket distributors and other industry stakeholders. The platform is also expected to facilitate interactions between Indian suppliers and international sourcing delegations, creating opportunities for exports and global partnerships.

Rather than viewing electrification solely as a challenge for the traditional aftermarket, AutoTechnicia 2026 will highlight the emerging opportunities created by the transition. Areas such as battery management, power electronics, EV-specific components and advanced diagnostic solutions are expected to feature prominently.

With global OEMs and supply chains increasingly exploring diversification strategies such as ‘China Plus One’, Indian component manufacturers are presented with opportunities to strengthen their position as reliable and competitive global suppliers.

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