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Autopromotec mission in China: the automotive industry opens the way for the aftermarket
Editorial staff
Positive results for the first group of 30 automotive after-sales companies that took part in the Car Aftermarket show in Guangzhou. The project was promoted by the organisers of Autopromotec in partnership with BolognaFiere
Autopromotec inaugurates the "aftermarket road" that leads to Beijing. The organisers of the biennial international automotive after-sales event returned together with 30 Italian companies in the sector from their first mission to the Auto Aftermarket Guangzhou exhibition – held in China on 11-13 October 2019 – having collected contacts for future commercial agreements and contracts for the sale and supply of workshop equipment and products.
During the three days of the event the companies and consortia operating in the fields of spare parts, workshop equipment, technologies for predictive diagnosis and motor sports met with buyers, manufacturers and trade associations that are active both in China and in several countries of Southeast Asia. The aim of the mission was to promote the strength of Italian industry and open new trade routes to a Chinese market with 26 million vehicles registrations per year. "Autopromotec is more than just a trade show, accompanying its exhibitors on their search for new opportunities and making available all the knowledge of the various countries acquired through many institutional contacts and associations. We would therefore like to be able to define ourselves as an X.0 trade fair event", commented Renzo Servadei, Autopromotec CEO. The "Autopromotec mission in China" project, promoted by the organisers of the biennial international automotive after-sales event in partnership with BolognaFiere China and its Chinese partner Sinomachint, was also sponsored by ITA - Italian Trade Agency, formerly ICE, an agency for the promotion of Italian companies abroad and their internationalisation. Indeed, the latter acted as a facilitator for a series of bilateral meetings between Italian exhibitors and a selected group of buyers from the Guangdong region.
The Italian delegation also took part in a number of guided tours in production plants normally closed to the public, like GAC NE, which produces electric motor vehicles. The participants in the Italian mission included five representatives of car dealers from Northern Italy who had the chance to meet their Chinese counterparts for an exchange of business experiences. Autopromotec therefore continues to support the Made in Italy automotive supply chain as it approaches foreign markets through projects that represent the natural evolution of Autopromotec's development strategy, which for several years has been strongly focused on international growth.
During the three days of the event the companies and consortia operating in the fields of spare parts, workshop equipment, technologies for predictive diagnosis and motor sports met with buyers, manufacturers and trade associations that are active both in China and in several countries of Southeast Asia. The aim of the mission was to promote the strength of Italian industry and open new trade routes to a Chinese market with 26 million vehicles registrations per year. "Autopromotec is more than just a trade show, accompanying its exhibitors on their search for new opportunities and making available all the knowledge of the various countries acquired through many institutional contacts and associations. We would therefore like to be able to define ourselves as an X.0 trade fair event", commented Renzo Servadei, Autopromotec CEO. The "Autopromotec mission in China" project, promoted by the organisers of the biennial international automotive after-sales event in partnership with BolognaFiere China and its Chinese partner Sinomachint, was also sponsored by ITA - Italian Trade Agency, formerly ICE, an agency for the promotion of Italian companies abroad and their internationalisation. Indeed, the latter acted as a facilitator for a series of bilateral meetings between Italian exhibitors and a selected group of buyers from the Guangdong region.
The Italian delegation also took part in a number of guided tours in production plants normally closed to the public, like GAC NE, which produces electric motor vehicles. The participants in the Italian mission included five representatives of car dealers from Northern Italy who had the chance to meet their Chinese counterparts for an exchange of business experiences. Autopromotec therefore continues to support the Made in Italy automotive supply chain as it approaches foreign markets through projects that represent the natural evolution of Autopromotec's development strategy, which for several years has been strongly focused on international growth.
