ACMA to commence Automotive Aftermarket Show on July 8-9 in Indore

The Automotive Components Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) is hosting its Automotive Aftermarket Show in Indore, Madhya Pradesh from July 8-9. This two-day event will be held at Hotel Essentia Luxury, Indore, aiming to bring together all players in the Aftermarket value chain, from across India, under one roof.

With a gathering of 38 confirmed participants, comprising  manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers, ACMA’s Automotive Aftermarket Show is an exclusive platform designed to foster collaboration, promote business, and empower professionals in the Aftermarket ecosystem, the industry body said in release. 

With a strong emphasis on advocating high-quality automotive components, the event seeks to educate and empower mechanics, dealers, retailers, and wholesalers about the crucial role of using genuine parts.

According to Vinnie Mehta, Director General, ACMA the presence of such a diverse and esteemed group of participants at this show reflects the industry's commitment to excellence and continuous improvement of aftermarket products and services. 

Attendees of the show can expect a comprehensive programme featuring enlightening presentations, live demonstrations, and interactive sessions led by industry experts. Leading automotive component manufacturers will be present, providing participants with invaluable insights into the latest trends, innovations, and best practices in the industry. Additionally, the event will showcase a diverse range of high-quality automotive products and solutions from participating companies.

Ramashankar Pandey, Chairman of the Aftermarket Sub-Pillar at ACMA and Chief Executive Officer of Tata Green Batteries, sharing his insights on the event, said, "Indore is emerging as a thriving auto components hub. Positioned as a strategic transit point in Central India, Indore offers an ideal location to underscore the importance of the aftermarket industry. Through this show, we aim to highlight the significance of genuine parts and educate mechanics and retailers about the advantages they bring in terms of performance, safety, and reliability."