2 – 5.12.2026 Shanghai, China

Automotive Aftermarket Summit 2025

By 2035, the size of the global automotive aftermarket is projected to exceed $1 trillion, driven by the needs of over 2 billion vehicles on the road (including passenger and commercial vehicles). The growing vehicle parc, increasing in average vehicle longevity, longer annual mileage, and the development in environmental policies are collectively fueling this trillion-dollar aftermarket opportunity.

Currently, the competition and collaboration between international and domestic brands across technology, supply chains, and service models are becoming increasingly profound. International brands are facing an urgent need to localisation, while Chinese companies pursue global expansion. In this context, cooperative win-win strategies have emerged as a critical pathway to break overcoming industry bottlenecks and unleashing growth potential.

The Automotive Aftermarket Summit will serve as a cross-border, cross-brand dialogue platform, bringing together leading enterprises from the global automotive aftermarket supply chain, along with technical experts and policymakers. By showcasing international cutting-edge technologies, localized innovation cases, and collaborative supply chain solutions, the summit aims to facilitate substantive cooperation between global and domestic brands in areas including technology sharing, standard alignment, channel complementarity, and ecosystem co-development. This collaboration will empower enterprises to overcome resource barriers, reduce trial-and-error costs, and capitalize on shared market opportunities, ultimately driving sustainable growth of the global automotive aftermarket.

Date	27 November 2025
Time	09:30-16:30
Venue	2F, Grand Ballroom 2+3, InterContinental Shanghai NECC

Conference Agenda

Global Perspectives on Aftermarket Innovation and Strategic Synergy
09:30	Opening Remarks	Fiona Chiew, General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd
09:40	Global Automotive Industry and Aftermarket: Trends, Disruption, and Strategic Shifts	Paulo Mutuc, Associate Director, Frost & Sullivan
10:05	Macroeconomic and Industrial Policy: Shaping China’s Automotive Aftermarket	Lang Xuehong, Deputy Secretary General of China Automobile Dealers Association
10:30	Reshaping the Aftermarket Service Ecosystem through Technology and Real-World Integration	Yin Feng, Regional President of Bosch Mobility Aftermarket, Greater China
10:55	Coffee Break
11:25	The Intelligent Aftermarket: Building a Data-Driven and AI-Powered Future	Aleksander Rabinovitch, Senior Vice President of ZF Aftermarket, Head of Business Line Commercial Vehicle
11:50	Panel Discussion: Global Collaboration in Times of Industry Disruption -Examines global strategies for integrating technology, service, and data to build integrated value ecosystems -Analysis the shift in supply chain resilience from cost efficiency to security and controllability -Discussion on how full-cycle service design is elevating user experience and reshaping brand loyalty -Explore how intelligent collaborative networks enhance service efficiency	Moderator: Lily Zhou, Research Analyst, Mobility Practice, Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific Speakers: Aleksander Rabinovitch, Senior Vice President of ZF Aftermarket, Head of Business Line Commercial Vehicle CJ Neville, Senior Director, Global Product & Engineering, PHINIA Aftermarket Jacky Chen, Head of Independent Aftermarket APAC, Aumovio Holding China Co Ltd Zhong Bo, General Manager of Aftermarket Center of Hubei Henglong Group Susan Chen, Director of Strategic Execution, GSP Automotive Group Wenzhou Co Ltd
12:30	Lunch Break
China’s Automotive Aftermarket in Global Transition
13:30	Global Expansion Journey: Strategies and Challenges in the Automotive Aftermarket	Sun Xiaohong, Chief Expert of CCCME Automotive Internationalisation Professional Committee
13:50	Global Strategic Development of OEM After-Sales Systems	Zhang Chaojun, General Manager of Wuhu Chebeijian Automotive Technology Co Ltd
14:10	Panel Discussion: Driving Global Growth – How Parts Export and Aftermarket Networks Evolve with the Vehicle Export Wave -Explore how to align with vehicle export trends and build an efficient collaboration mechanism between parts and components and after-sales segments -Discuss how to create a user-centric global value service ecosystem within the vehicle export landscape -Examine strategies for developing differentiated collaboration models for parts and after-sales, tailored to regional export market characteristics	Moderator: Chen Jingjing, Secretary General of CCCME Automobile Branch Speakers: Liu Quan, CEO of Jrone Turbocharger System Song Xianbing, General Manager and Secretary of the Party Branch, Wanyou Automobile, Chongqing Wanyou Zunda Automobile Sales & Service Co Ltd under Chenzhi Group Raven Chen, Director, Product Lines and Engineering, VA APAC, SKF (China) Sales Co Ltd Kau Peng Yap, Chairman, Selangor and Federal Territory Engineering and Motor Parts Traders’ Association, Malaysia (EMPTA)
14:55	Coffee Break
15:10	Unlocking Procurement Standards and Partnership Models of Overseas Distributors	Mukhammad Makhmudov, Chief Operating Officer, Automobile Business Association of Uzbekistan
15:30	From China's deep cultivation to global strategic layout, the overseas development strategy of Chinese auto parts	Davy Dai, Director of the Domestic Channel and Value-Added Center, Aftermarket Business Department, CATL
15:50	Panel Discussion: Cross-Industry Synergy – Unlocking New Growth Paths Through E-Commerce, Finance, Logistics, and Data Collaboration -E-Commerce Meets Automotive: The shift from traditional vehicle exports to a digital trade ecosystem, cross-border platforms are reshaping aftermarket distribution and customer engagement -Financial Innovation for Export Growth: Coordinated development of export credit insurance, supply chain finance, and full-cycle risk management tools to support global expansion -Logistics Reinvented: Cost-effective strategies through overseas warehousing, multimodal transport, and smart fulfillment networks -Data-Driven Trust & Collaboration: How IoT and data platforms are creating new trust mechanisms across industries, enabling seamless coordination and transparency	Moderator: David Dai, Deputy Secretary General of Chain Operation of China Association of Automobile Maintenance Industry / Founder of MCAA Auto Parts Alliance Speakers: Iris, Executive Vice President of Tecalliance China Graham Lou, Managing Director of Quanta Logistics Daniel Yi, eBay Greater China, Head of Automotive Mia Cai, Founder of Ruian City Gude Import and Export Co Ltd