With India becoming major hub for sourcing of auto components by global automobile makers , major Indian auto component companies are expected to further provide a push to this opportunity by taking part in the forthcoming automobile, autocomponent parts and technology parallel show Auto Mobil International (AMI) and AMITEC to open on April 10-18, 2010 in Leipzig, Germany.
AMI Fair which is considered as one of the most important events in Germany for the automobile and autocomponent industry includes automobile manufacturers, autocomponent and car electronic product suppliers both from Germany and other countries. These companies showcase their parts, components, modules and technologies as well as innovations for the automobile industry in Germany and Eastern and Central Europe.
Major automobile manufacturers including BMW, SKODA, Renault and 600 other exhibitors are expected to show case their new products . Management at the fair expects around 300,000 visitors to be present for the 20th edition of the Auto Mobil International (AMI) this year. The focus is upon the presentation of over 40 brands and their current models, together with over 100 world, European and German premieres. The AMITEC - trade fair for vehicle parts, workshops and services will also be taking place from 10 to 14 April 2010. Also taking place parallel to the AMI is the AMICOM, a new in-car audio, infotainment and navigation fair.
Another major highlight of the AMI fair will be the AMICOM, specialist trade fair for entertainment, communication and navigation technology in motor vehicles premieres from 10 to 14 April. Parallel to the AMI and AMITEC visitors can inform themselves about the entire range of in-car electronic products on one 15,000 square metre site. Around 100 exhibitors are expected at the maiden event.
According to Dr Ditrich Kebschull, Chiarman, Indo German Export Promotion Foundation (IGEPF) which represents AMI in India "The Indian industry is fast waking upas far as Leipzig Auto Fairs are concerned realisng that East and Central Europe is the hub for automobiles now instead of tradition Frankfurt, USA ,Switzerland and Great Britain, which are considered markets of yesteryears" .
AMI Fair which is considered as one of the most important events in Germany for the automobile and autocomponent industry includes automobile manufacturers, autocomponent and car electronic product suppliers both from Germany and other countries. These companies showcase their parts, components, modules and technologies as well as innovations for the automobile industry in Germany and Eastern and Central Europe.
Major automobile manufacturers including BMW, SKODA, Renault and 600 other exhibitors are expected to show case their new products . Management at the fair expects around 300,000 visitors to be present for the 20th edition of the Auto Mobil International (AMI) this year. The focus is upon the presentation of over 40 brands and their current models, together with over 100 world, European and German premieres. The AMITEC - trade fair for vehicle parts, workshops and services will also be taking place from 10 to 14 April 2010. Also taking place parallel to the AMI is the AMICOM, a new in-car audio, infotainment and navigation fair.
Another major highlight of the AMI fair will be the AMICOM, specialist trade fair for entertainment, communication and navigation technology in motor vehicles premieres from 10 to 14 April. Parallel to the AMI and AMITEC visitors can inform themselves about the entire range of in-car electronic products on one 15,000 square metre site. Around 100 exhibitors are expected at the maiden event.
According to Dr Ditrich Kebschull, Chiarman, Indo German Export Promotion Foundation (IGEPF) which represents AMI in India "The Indian industry is fast waking upas far as Leipzig Auto Fairs are concerned realisng that East and Central Europe is the hub for automobiles now instead of tradition Frankfurt, USA ,Switzerland and Great Britain, which are considered markets of yesteryears" .
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