New Delhi | On the final day of the first edition of Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2024, Minister of Commerce & Industry, Piyush Goyal, declared that the event will now become an annual affair. Goyal commended the outstanding achievements of this year’s expo, citing its massive scale and impact on the mobility sector.

The inaugural Bharat Mobility Global Expo, held from February 1 to February 3, witnessed an impressive turnout with around 800 exhibitors showcasing their innovations. The event garnered overwhelming support, with a record-breaking 150,000 registered visitors including business visitors.

Expressing his enthusiasm for the future of the mobility sector, Goyal stated, “This marks a significant milestone within the mobility sector, representing a crucial threshold for success. Every year, the Bharat Mobility Global Expo is going to be an institution of ideas and innovations that would further help demonstrate India’s growth story to the people of our nation. This year’s overwhelming success, marked by the participation of top industry players, innovators, and a massive audience, has solidified its importance as a crucial platform for the mobility sector.”

He further highlighted the expo’s role in facilitating business interactions, promoting technological advancements, and fostering collaborations among industry leaders. “The response we’ve received this year is a testament to the growing significance of the mobility sector in India. The expo has emerged as a key catalyst for driving innovation, showcasing the latest technologies, and shaping the future of mobility,” Goyal added.

Beyond vehicle showcases, the event witnessed active participation from over 600 auto component manufacturers from across 13+ global markets, highlighting the comprehensive array of products, technologies, and services available for OEMs, the aftermarket, and various supply chains. The dedicated country pavilions and broad international participation showcased the global resonance of the expo, with countries like Japan, Germany, Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand contributing significantly.