The 10th edition of Auto Aftermarket Guangzhou (AAG) will take place from 27th –29th August 2025 at the Poly World Trade Expo Center (PWTC Expo) in Guangzhou.
AAG 2025: Celebrating a Decade of Automotive Aftermarket Excellence
Over the past decade, AAG has become one of South China’s leading automotive aftermarket trade fairs, connecting the Greater Bay Area with regional markets, particularly Southeast Asia.
Spanning 80,000 sqm and expecting 1,550 exhibitors, the event will showcase the full automotive value chain, from parts and components to accessories, supply chains, and customisation, supporting future innovation and market development.
Since its launch in 2015, AAG has capitalised on China’s booming vehicle ownership and the Greater Bay Area development initiative. It has grown into a strategic platform for resource consolidation, business development, and product innovation across the aftermarket sector.
Since its launch in 2015, AAG has capitalised on China’s booming vehicle ownership and the Greater Bay Area development initiative. It has grown into a strategic platform for resource consolidation, business development, and product innovation across the aftermarket sector.
Three Featured Zones Address Key Market Trends
AAG 2025 will cover seven halls, including the newly added Hall B1, with three special zones designed to spotlight industry trends:
- Replacement Parts Zone (Hall 5): Showcasing technologies for engine and brake parts, focused on efficiency and road safety.
- Commercial Vehicle Zone (Hall 6): Offering comprehensive solutions from leading brands, including engine components and repair kits.
- UTS Customisation Salon (Hall 2): Highlighting car culture and customisation through interactive exhibits and live displays.
Parts & Components and Electrics & Electronics sectors will be located in Halls 1, 3, 5, 6 and B1 for industry leaders showcasing cutting-edge products and technologies. Exhibitors in these areas are Antu’an, Aoton, BRTEC Wheel Hub, CIJAN, CITIC, CNTW, Derke, DLZ, DYNE, Eastern Turbocharger, eBay, Enterex, Frey, Gold, GSP, Jinjia, Jiyon Carbon, Kingston, LEZD, Liwei, Luoshi, MTI Engine, Songtian Motor, Sumax, XGM, Yifei, Yihong, Yongyu Industry, and more.
Halls 2 and 4 will focus on accessories and services, featuring companies like Castrol Dongfeng, Haoshun, Sunway, and Yuefu. The zones will encourage dialogue on personalisation, sustainability, and aftermarket growth strategies.
Leading manufacturers will be located across Halls 1, 3, 5, 6, and B1, including BRTEC, Enterex, GSP, Kingston, Sumax, and Yifei. In response to the rise of New Energy Vehicles (NEVs), several companies will present innovations in condensers, lightweight components, and air suspension systems.
Longquan City’s NEV pavilion will introduce advanced thermal management technologies from seven major suppliers, such as Bogao, Sanqian, and Oyadi.
Celebrating 10 Years of AAG
To commemorate its 10th anniversary, AAG has curated a series of special events that highlight the show’s growth, values, and commitment to the industry. One of the highlights is the AAG History Gallery, which offers a visual journey through the fair’s evolution—showcasing milestone exhibits, iconic moments, and its transformation into a leading platform for the automotive aftermarket.
Adding a creative and socially responsible touch, AAG will also feature a Sustainability Art Installation made entirely from recycled automotive parts. This meaningful piece will be donated to a local automotive training institution after the event, reinforcing the show’s dedication to environmental awareness and community engagement.
To enhance visitor interaction and discovery, a Treasure Hunt Activity will guide participants through themed areas of the exhibition. By collecting stamps along designated routes, attendees will gain deeper insight into industry trends and innovations, while enjoying a fun and rewarding experience.
