Melbourne International Auto Repair Exhibition (CRExpo)

Melbourne International Auto Repair Exhibition (CRExpo)

Exhibition time:
April 2025
Exhibition location:
Oceania
Australia
Melbourne
Exhibition industry:

Introduction to Auto Parts Exhibition
English name: Collision Repair Expo
English abbreviation: CRExpo
Exhibition Industry: Auto Parts
Hosted by: UK based Infman Group
Exhibition scale: 20000-50000

The Australian International Automotive Parts Aftermarket Exhibition is the best opportunity for trade in the automotive parts market in the South Pacific region. This is also the only professional automotive parts exhibition in the entire Australian market, and the only exhibition supported by the Australian Automotive Industry Association, with a strong influence throughout the Australian region. The exhibition area has been growing year after year, and the number of participating companies continues to increase.

At present, the exhibition of Chinese auto parts, motorcycle parts, auto and motorcycle repair equipment, maintenance products, wheels and tires and other auto parts products is very popular among Australian merchants, with a large demand and good exhibition results. The Collision Repair Expo held at the same time was also opened to China for the first time, opening up a new platform for enterprises in the auto repair industry and becoming a comprehensive exhibition for auto repair, auto parts, and after-sales services at this exhibition!



market analysis

Australia is located in Oceania and imports a large number of cars and car parts every year. Australian passenger cars are mainly imported from countries such as Japan, Germany, South Africa, South Korea, and the United States. Commercial vehicles are mainly imported from countries such as Japan, Thailand, the United States, and Germany. Auto parts are mainly imported from Japan, the United States, Germany, Sweden and Taiwan, China. For a long time, the Australian automotive parts industry mainly relied on the domestic market, mainly due to the policies adopted by successive Australian governments to protect the automotive industry. Since the 1980s, the automotive parts industry has been targeting overseas markets. The local content policy has been abolished, and tariffs on imported component products have gradually decreased. In recent years, services related to exporting automotive products, such as product design and manufacturing processes, have received increasing attention from the industry. The implementation effects of these free and open policies are significant. Compared to the economies of Japan, Europe, and the United States, Australian automotive parts manufacturers do not have a huge customer market.

Many Australian manufacturing plants transfer their technology and experience to countries smaller than the Australian market, while others expand their business through international operations. Australia has maintained good political and economic relations with China for a long time, and the economies of the two countries are highly complementary, especially in recent years when China Australia import and export trade has grown rapidly year after year. The current total number of motor vehicle registrations in Australia is 16.4 million, with a high demand for cars. Most households buy one to two or even three cars. In 2016, the sales volume of motor vehicles exceeded one million, with 86% of them being imported. Moreover, Australia has the most open market in this area. In terms of tax rates, we hope to significantly reduce the import tax rate to zero by 2017.

We cordially invite you to participate in this exhibition and look forward to exploring the market with you