JAKARTA: Automechanika Jakarta is expected to support the advancement of the regional automotive supply chain in Indonesia.
The exhibition is making its debut from Sept 24 to 27, 2026 at Nusantara International Convention Exhibition (NICE).
Bringing together more than 300 exhibitors from 16 represented markets across 20,000 sq metres, the fair will cover the entire value chain, including parts and components, electrics and electronics, accessories and customising, diagnostics and repair, automotive manufacturing and automation, and more.
Automechanika Jakarta is organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd and the Indonesian Automotive Parts and Components Industries Association (GIAMM).
Seven country and region pavilions will comprise brands from China, Europe, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand.
Exhibitors include leading global and local names such as Aisin, Akebono, Andritz, Astra Otoparts, Asuki, Bosch Service, Brembo, Denso, Elmos, Dharma Group, Drivol, Filtration Solution, Hella, Himawan Putra, Indoprima Group, KYB, Launch, Mahle, Mansons, Meiji Sangyo, Mobiletron, NSK, Pako Group, Reach, Sakura, Scantruck Singapore, Schaeffler, Schmaco, Seiken, SKF, Snap-on, Startec, TecAlliance, Teikin, Timur Raya, Toyopower, TriAlliance, TUV Rheinland, and more.
Beyond the show floor, a lineup of forums, workshops, and panel discussions are what will transform industry trends into tangible insights.
The Automotive Mobility Solutions Conference connects Indonesia's automotive development with global trends, covering electrification, Industry 4.0, AI-enabled mobility, fleet management, parts traceability in aftersales, and circular, low-emission operations.
Sessions will deep dive into how AI-driven smart factories can eliminate production bottlenecks, battery degradation testing for repurposing or recycling, and integrating second-life battery storage with solar and wind power to stabilise Indonesia's remote island grids, replace diesel generators, and expand rural electrification.
Meanwhile, the Supply Chain Collaboration Forum will cover the government's ambition of becoming a regional vehicle manufacturing hub beginning with supply chain opportunities addressing how incentives encourage investment.
At the Tech and Skills Workshop and Xperience Zone, technicians will engage in practical and theoretical training to keep pace with the evolving automotive industry and transition to the EV (electric vehicle) market.
Attendees can gain immediate, hands-on experience in an interactive area where they can step into the role of a mechanic.
Highlights include dent repair, spot welding, car polishing, plasma cutting, and VR (virtual reality) spray-painting, helping workshops make informed purchasing decisions, refine operational techniques, and evaluate new revenue streams.
Also, a Business Matching Programme connects buyers with specific sourcing needs directly to exhibitors.
The autoFEST@JKT event brings automotive culture to life through interactive features, classic car displays, and live vehicle services.
Highlights include AMJKT Grand Prix Cup (motorsport simulator racing), an outdoor Car Slalom Test, Auto Service Day offering complimentary wheel alignments and nitrogen tyre fills, and the Auto Bazaar for sourcing hard-to-find components.
For more information about visitor pre-registration, visit www.automechanika-jakarta.com.
