Vehicle display structures, heavier load requirements, and a show floor that draws both trade professionals and public attendance.
We build and install booths for exhibitors at Auto Expo, The Motor Show.
Auto Expo brings together automotive OEMs, component manufacturers and mobility companies for one of the largest industry gatherings in India, drawing both trade professionals and public attendees across the show run.
Vehicle display booths need reinforced flooring and load-bearing structure that a standard retail-style booth build doesn't require.
Public-facing days change the crowd-flow and staffing requirements compared to trade-only shows, and that needs deciding before the layout is finalized.
Large-format booths at this scale often mix indoor and outdoor exhibition space, each with different structural rules to plan around.
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.
Stands designed around your brand and the vehicles or products you're launching, built to your own specifications, with plinths and lighting planned around the hero exhibit.
Two-level stands with a meeting space above the show floor, for exhibitors who want somewhere to host buyers and partners privately. Height and structural limits are set by the venue, so they need confirming with the organisers early.
Shared 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.
The same production team also builds showrooms and brand experience areas, so a look created for the show can carry into permanent spaces.
A build that matches your existing brand specifications exactly, remotely coordinated if you're not on the ground.
Built by our own production team across carpentry, metalwork, printing and lighting, with customs and import handled where materials come from abroad.
Our team on the ground for move-in, assembly and the full run of the show.
Yes. Reinforced flooring and load-bearing structure are common requirements for vehicle displays that a standard retail-style booth build doesn't need.
It can. Crowd flow and staffing plans often need adjusting for days with public attendance versus trade-only days, worth deciding before the layout is finalized.
Yes, though the structural rules differ between the two, so it's worth flagging early which type of space you've been allocated.
Larger, vehicle-display builds typically need the full eight to ten week runway, sometimes more depending on structural complexity.
Tell us your timeline and stand size. We'll tell you what it takes to get a booth on the floor.