The third Autopromotec Talk was held in Rome on 10 December, entitled ‘When every part counts: the value of Made in Italy in automotive components and after-sales’, moderated by Giuseppe De Filippi, deputy director Tg5.
Autopromotec, the leading biennial trade fair in the automotive equipment and aftermarket sector, is pleased to renew its collaboration with Duessegi Editore, which will be at the forefront of the event to be held from 21 to 24 May 2025 at BolognaFiere with its authoritative publishing platforms, from specialised magazines to television.
This is one of those times when the saying ‘better late than never’ applies.
The implementation of the SERMI scheme, adopted in 2021 by the European Commission, was initially planned for August 2023 throughout the EU. After several delays, Italy finally got the official green light a few days ago: the SERMI scheme will be active from 1 February 2025.
On 19 November, the Volvo Studio in Milan hosted the second Autopromotec Talks event, dedicated to theme of Artificial Intelligence applied to the world of automobiles and workshops.
The European Commission has expressed itself in favour of the Regulation for equal access to data, resources and functions generated by cars. But adoption by the Commission is still frozen. The European independent aftermarket associations urge Von der Leyen to include it in his plan for the first 100 days.
CIMP at Autopromotec 2025: the association of industrialists that signs the AutoEcoSystems exhibition in Shenzhen will participate with a collective at Autopromotec 2025.
In accordance with the consolidated tradition of the last years, two prestigious Italian collective areas have been organised at the renowned trade fairs dedicated to the automotive aftermarket in the United States: SEMA Show and AAPEX, which recently ended.