Bharat Mobility GLOBAL EXPO 2025

The Bharat Mobility Global Expo returned for its 2025 edition and this time it was grander than ever, making it one of the world's largest auto show. We bring to you a round-up of everything present in the incredible exhibition

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The Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 was a grand exhibit of anything and everything related to mobility in India, from passenger vehicles to two-wheelers, to automotive components and commercial vehicles. Consisting of 9+ concurrent shows at three venues, the Bharat Mandapam, Yashobhoomi and India Expo Centre and Mart, the expo saw the participation of 1500+ exhibitors from varied domains who showcased their innovations that drive future mobility. The flagship event was the Auto Expo 2025, an extravaganza that witnessed international and indigenous automakers introducing and launching various vehicles. It was held between 17th and 22nd January at the Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. From established automakers like Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai adding products to their portfolio, to new brands like VinFast making an entry into the Indian market, the Auto Expo gave the crowds a sense of where the auto industry is headed in the future.

Some of the showcases that you cannot miss out on include the rebirth of the Tata Sierra, MG's electric roadster called the Cyberster, VinFast's unique electric lineup, BMW's multiple motorcycle and car launches, and Skoda's showcase of international models slated for an India launch. While the focus was on passenger vehicles and two-wheelers, the Auto Expo also had various commercial vehicles that form the backbone of the infrastructure and transport in India. The other event was the Bharat Mobility Components Show, held at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka, New Delhi. The participants of this show were the various manufacturers of automotive components and showed the parts that go into creating modern-day automobiles.

These included brands like Uno Minda, Spark Minda, Tata Autocomp and Neolite, which have their unique contributions to making the auto industry what it is today.

MARUTI SUZUKI eVITARA