The 38th China International Automotive Service and Equipment Exhibition (CIAACE Beijing 2026) will be held from March 13–16, 2026, at the China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Hall). Covering 12 major automotive aftermarket sectors, the show connects global manufacturers, distributors, and retailers.

AIT 2025 in Dongguan attracted 1,000+ modification cars, 500+ brands, and 100,000+ attendees. With motorsport competitions, off-road races, car audio challenges, forums, and interactive experiences, the show highlighted China’s evolving car modification culture and aftermarket industry growth.

The 12th AIT Modification Expo 2025 has kicked off in Dongguan with 120,000㎡ of exhibition space, 1,000 global brands, and 1,000 custom cars. From Star Car Avenue and D1 Drift Grand Prix to the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao tuning showcase, it celebrates the passion and creativity of China’s auto culture.

The 2025 AIT Tuning Show takes place Oct 17–19 in Dongguan, combining drifting competitions, modified car showcases, model car challenges, and a car culture festival. Featuring EV tuning, new tech, and interactive experiences, it’s a must-visit for car enthusiasts.

At the 12th AIT Modified Auto Show, the Asia Modified Car Competition brings thrilling concurrent activities. Highlights include the Red Carpet Parade, Precision Cone Challenge, Loud Exhaust Contest, and Pole Dodging Contest. These events showcase driving skills, tuning passion, and modified car culture.

The final round of the 2025 D1 Grand Drift Championship will be held in Dongguan, presenting the world’s first New Energy Vehicle Drift Exhibition. Featuring oil-electric duels, upgraded tracks, tech reveals, and youth competitions, it marks a milestone in China’s high-performance automotive future.