CAPAS is an international exhibition of spare parts, auto components and equipment for vehicle maintenance. 522 international exhibitors and more than 17 thousand visitors from all over the world took part in this event in 2017. The auto market of south-western China is developing at a rapid and continuous pace, demonstrating its capacity to turn into the future growth pole of the Aftermarket sector in China. CAPAS is an integrated service platform for the auto industry in southwest China, providing better conditions for distributors and local vendors. In 2018, it is planned to attract at least 600 exhibitors from the domestic market and from abroad, which in total will occupy 35,000 sq.m. At least 20,000 visitors from around the world are also expected take part in this exhibition. Product groups presented at this event usually include: auto parts (engine and transmission parts such as valve body, torque converter, solenoids, bearings, seals, friction clutches and more), vehicle accessories, repair and maintenance operations, auto customizing, equipment for repair workshops and car service centers, machinery for car washes, IT solutions and management.
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