West Africa Automotive Show(WAAS)
Time: May 14-16, 2024
Location: Lagos Landmark Center, Nigeria
Frequency: once a year
Exhibition area: 10000 square meters
Number of exhibitors: 203
Visitor count: 12800
Organizer: BTOB EVENTS
Exhibition
Introduction:
West Africa Automotive Show is the most professional automotive parts trading platform in West Africa.
The scope of displaying automotive components and accessories needs to be maintained for automobiles, trucks, buses, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles. This event will bring the supply merchants, dealers, and manufacturers, as well as all those involved in car maintenance, repair, and vehicle improvement, gather together. It is an activity dedicated to the automotive industry in West Africa.
The last West Africa Automotive Show in Nigeria had a total exhibition area of 10000 square meters, with exhibitors 203 exhibitors from China, South Africa, Dubai, Türkiye, Japan, South Korea, etc., with 12800 participants. This exhibition will provide a unique opportunity for international suppliers and local customers to establish direct communication and trade cooperation, explore the best cooperation solutions together, and explore the future development trends of the industry.
West Africa Automotive Show in Nigeria, you will see thousands of products from around the world. Many of these products will be displayed for the first time in the region. Through this exhibition, you can find the latest products, establish new supplier relationships, and obtain the latest trends and technologies in the industry. Business relies on cost efficiency, and to stay ahead of your competitors, this is an excellent opportunity that you cannot miss.
Market Overview:
With a population of 200 million, Africa has the largest population and a huge consumer market. Like Lagos, with a population of less than 10 million 10 years ago and now 21 million, it is the largest port city, economic capital, and shipping center in West Africa. It controls 90% of Nigeria's foreign trade, 80% of its imports and exports, and 70% of its manufacturing industry. Abuja had a population of 500000 10 years ago, but now it is 4 million.
OPEC member states have the largest oil reserves and production in Africa, with nearly $40 billion in foreign exchange reserves and sufficient payment capacity. Strong market purchasing power. The largest economy in Africa and the fastest growing region, with an average annual GDP growth rate of 5-7%. It is predicted that Nepal's GDP will rank among the top 15 in the world by 2050.
The manufacturing industry has a weak foundation, mainly consisting of textile, vehicle assembly, wood processing, cement, beverage, and food processing, mostly concentrated in Lagos and its surrounding areas. Due to the low level of technology, most industrial manufactured products rely on imports. Maritime trade accounts for nearly 70% of total trade in West Africa. 80% of Nigeria's commercial activities are concentrated in Lagos. Lagos is the economic, financial, industrial, and logistics center of Nigeria, and the best platform for enterprises to enter the West African market.
Exhibition scope:
Automotive parts and accessories: basic parts/recycled products, repairing and updating all vehicle components, engines, powertrain, chassis, main body, charging accessories, interior, etc.
Digital and
electronic products: vehicle lighting equipment, electrical systems, engine
electronic systems, electronic products that enhance comfort, etc.
Repair, maintenance
and upkeep: body repair equipment, oils and lubricants, paint and
anti-corrosion products, vehicle repair and upkeep products, garage equipment
and tools, detergents, car care products, etc.
Wheels and tires: tires, wheels and rims, tire repair products, second-hand tires, etc.
Customization and accessories: All types of vehicle accessories, various visual and technical customization.
