The Australian Auto Aftermarket Expo will open its doors to thousands of visitors on April 11.
It will occur at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre from April 11 – 13 and co-located with the Collision Repair Expo. It is free for anyone in the trade to enter.
It boasts 21,000 square meters of exhibition space featuring 400 brands from local and international markets.
Nowhere else can automotive technicians, workshop owners, parts suppliers, retailers, service providers and product manufacturers come together under one roof to access training opportunities and experience the best technology, tools, equipment, and networking.
A diagnostics training program led by international experts Diagnose Dan and Sean Tipping will equip workshop technicians with essential skills and knowledge. Topics include Circuit Analysis, AdBlue & Diesel Aftertreatment, Lin Bus, Parasitic Draws, EV Diagnostics, Thermal Management, Network Diagnostics and How To Condemn A Control Module.
Business owners and managers looking for an edge or future trends to explore can look forward to a comprehensive Business Education Program. This program will feature industry experts, including special guest Bill Hanvey, president and chief executive of the Auto Care Association (US), providing insights to enhance business performance and navigate technological advancements.
In addition, the Expo will feature dedicated zones such as the Expo Electrified Zone, offering hands-on training sessions focused on diagnosing, servicing, and repairing EV/hybrid vehicles using the latest tools and equipment. The ADAS Technology Zone will provide insights into Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) calibration through expert-led demonstrations, free advice sessions, and access to state-of-the-art equipment.
International EV training specialist Dirk Fuchs reinforces EV service and repair training. Based in the U.S., Fuchs, the chief executive of Electric Mobility Consulting, will travel to Australia for the first time to host four EV training sessions.
Networking opportunities abound at the Expo’s networking event on the trade show floor. Attendees can connect with industry colleagues, foster new partnerships, and gain inspiration from fellow professionals.
The Expo will also feature the Australian Auto Aftermarket Awards Banquet, the 4WD Innovation Zone, the New Product Showcase, competitions, display cars, and more.
Tickets are still available for the Australian Auto Aftermarket Expo 2024
For more information and to register for free, visit the Expo website – www.autoaftermarketexpo.com.au
