Automechanika Kuala Lumpur 2022

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With COVID-19 cases still being recorded in Malaysia, the upcoming edition of Automechanika Kuala Lumpur initially, planned for March 2021, has been deferred to the new show dates since the health and safety of participants are the top priority.

The move to reschedule the fair to 15 – 17 March 2022 comes as a result of travel restrictions hampering both domestic and international attendance. Exhibitors, partners and supporting associations have backed the decision, and they look forward to the fair’s mixture of exhibition and events that promote automotive industry recovery.

15th March, 2022 - 22nd March, 2022

Event Organizer

Messe Frankfurt
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+852 2802 7728
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Event Location

Kuala Lumpur

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