EXPO TRANSPORTE ANPACT

EXPO TRANSPORTE ANPACT (Mexico Guadalajara International Heavy Vehicle and Parts Exhibition) is one of the most important events in the heavy commercial vehicle industry in Latin America and globally. Since its first edition in 1998, the exhibition has rapidly grown into a key platform connecting manufacturers, suppliers, dealers, and end-users. Initially held annually, it later adjusted to a biennial schedule, continuously expanding its scale and influence, and has now become an indispensable platform for industry exchange and trade. The exhibition typically attracts tens of thousands of professional visitors and industry decision-makers, with an exhibition area ranging from 20,000 to 50,000 square meters, bringing together top global heavy vehicle manufacturers and parts suppliers. The exhibition not only showcases the latest technologies and products but also provides an excellent opportunity to gain in-depth insights into market trends and establish business connections. Mexico, as an important member of NAFTA, boasts a superior geographical location, making it an ideal gateway to the North American and Latin American markets. The country ranks among the top fifteen globally in commercial vehicle production, possessing a vast market demand and growth potential. The exhibition first opened its doors to Chinese exhibitors in 2008, offering valuable opportunities for Chinese enterprises to expand into the Mexican and Latin American markets. Despite a one-year cancellation in 2009 due to avian flu, its industry status and influence remained unshaken, continuously driving the development of the transportation industry in Mexico and the entire region. The main exhibiting groups include manufacturers of heavy trucks, buses, and special vehicles, suppliers of engines and transmission systems, producers of parts and accessories, providers of maintenance equipment and services, etc., collectively building a comprehensive and professional industry ecosystem.

EXPO TRANSPORTE ANPACT (Mexico Guadalajara International Heavy Vehicle and Parts Exhibition) covers a wide range of heavy commercial vehicles and their related industrial chain, aiming to comprehensively showcase the latest industry technologies, products, and solutions. Specific exhibits include: various types of heavy trucks, such as tractor units, cargo trucks, dump trucks, special purpose trucks, and various models of buses, including city buses, long-distance coaches, tourist buses, and school buses. In addition, the exhibition highlights special vehicles, such as fire trucks, ambulances, construction vehicles, sanitation vehicles, and refrigerated trucks. In terms of parts and accessories, exhibits cover engine systems (diesel engines, natural gas engines, hybrid power systems), transmission systems (gearboxes, clutches, drive axles), braking systems (ABS, EBS, disc brakes), steering systems, suspension systems, axles, chassis, tires and wheels, body and cabin components, interior and exterior trim, lighting systems, electrical systems, air conditioning systems, etc. The exhibition also showcases advanced automotive electronic products, such as in-vehicle infotainment systems, navigation systems, advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), telematics systems, and vehicle diagnostic equipment. Maintenance equipment and tools are also an important component, including lifting equipment, testing equipment, painting equipment, repair tools, lubricants, coolants, etc. New energy and environmental protection technologies are a major highlight of the exhibition, featuring electric commercial vehicles, fuel cell commercial vehicles, hybrid commercial vehicles, charging infrastructure, and battery technology. Furthermore, logistics and transportation solutions, fleet management systems, financial services, insurance services, as well as industry media and associations will also participate, collectively building a comprehensive and professional heavy commercial vehicle industry exchange platform.

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