Exhibiting from outside India means trusting a builder you can't visit every week. Your stand is made by our own production team, and our crew is on the floor at Yashobhoomi from move-in to the last day of the show.
We build and install booths for exhibitors at Bharat Mobility 2027 – The Component Show, Yashobhoomi.
Most overseas exhibitors can't fly a team out weeks early to check on progress. That makes the builder's accountability the question you're really asking. Here is how ours works.
The carpentry, the metalwork, the printing and the lighting and electrical work are all done by our own production team. Nothing gets passed down a chain of subcontractors who have never seen your brief.
We don't hand over the keys after setup. Our own team is at Yashobhoomi from move-in through teardown, so if a panel needs adjusting or a light needs attention on day two, someone from our side is already there.
Because we build it, install it and stay for it, there is a single company to call about any part of your stand. Nobody on your side has to work out whether an issue belongs to the designer, the fabricator or the installer.
Bharat Mobility 2027 – The Component Show is part of Bharat Mobility Global Expo, running February 4 to 7, 2027 at Yashobhoomi in Dwarka, New Delhi, a separate venue from the Auto Expo Motor Show at Bharat Mandapam. Known for years as Auto Expo Components, it brings together component manufacturers, auto electronics, accessories and garage equipment suppliers, a different exhibitor base than the Motor Show's consumer vehicle displays.
It runs four days, not six, which compresses the move-in and teardown window compared to the Motor Show happening at the same time.
The audience is components, electronics and accessories, not finished vehicles, so displays need to show smaller, higher-value items clearly rather than fill floor space around a car.
Yashobhoomi is a newer venue than Bharat Mandapam, and a fabricator who's only built at the older venue can't assume the same move-in rules apply.
For a components exhibitor the parts are small and the details matter. These are the four things we make in-house for your stand.
Counters, shelving, plinths and display units built and finished by our own team, sized for small, high-value parts.
The frames and supporting structure of your stand, made in-house, so the skeleton and the finish come from the same hands.
Large-format graphics, panels and signage produced by us, so your brand colours and artwork stay under our control from file to floor.
Lighting that shows fine detail on small components, plus screens and the electrical work behind them, all done by our own crew.
The type of stand is one of the first decisions you'll make, and it shapes everything after it. These are the four we build. The illustrations are concept visuals, not photos of past projects.
Concept visual01Stands designed around your brand and the products you're showing, built to your own specifications. For components exhibitors, that means displays sized for small, high-value parts.
Concept visual02Two-level stands with a meeting space above the show floor, for exhibitors who want somewhere to host buyers privately. Height and structural limits are set by the venue, so they need confirming with the organisers early.
Concept visual03Shared pavilions for trade bodies, chambers and export councils bringing a group of companies under one national or regional banner, with a common look and a defined zone for each exhibitor.
Concept visual04The same production team also builds retail and commercial spaces, such as showrooms and brand experience areas, so a look created for the show can carry into permanent spaces.
You can run the whole project from your home office. This is the sequence.
Send us your brand guidelines and stand requirements. Design review and coordination happen remotely, so nobody has to travel to get started.
Our own production team makes the stand. Where materials come from abroad, we handle the customs and import.
Our crew moves in and assembles the stand at Yashobhoomi ahead of opening day, February 4, 2027.
The same crew stays on the floor for all four days, February 4 to 7, for anything that needs attention.
When the show closes, we take the stand down.
It's part of the same umbrella event. Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027 runs the Auto Expo Motor Show at Bharat Mandapam and Bharat Mobility 2027 – The Component Show at Yashobhoomi at the same time, but they're different venues with different exhibitor profiles, so they need different booth approaches.
Different move-in logistics, dock access and hall layout, since it's a separate, newer venue. Anyone quoting your booth without accounting for this specific venue is guessing.
Yes. Components, electronics and accessories need shelving, pedestals and secure display cases sized for smaller, higher-value items, a different build than an open vehicle-display floor.
It compresses your move-in and teardown window compared to the six-day Motor Show, so we'd recommend starting the build conversation earlier, not later, to protect your setup time.
Our own crew stays on the floor for the whole show, from move-in through teardown. If anything on the stand needs attention while the show is running, someone from our team is already there to handle it.
The stand itself is made by our own production team: carpentry and finishing, metal and structural fabrication, printing and graphics, and lighting, electrical and AV. It doesn't get assembled through a chain of subcontractors.
Yes. Design review, brand matching and coordination all happen remotely, so nobody has to travel to get the stand built. Our crew handles move-in and the show days on the ground.
Tell us your timeline and stand size. We'll tell you what it takes to get a booth on the floor.