Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027 Set for 4-9 February

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry and the Ministry of Heavy Industries together held the Curtain Raiser for the third Bharat Mobility Global Expo in New Delhi on 10 November 2026. The show itself runs from 4 to 9 February 2027 across two venues, Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi and Yashobhoomi in Dwarka.

How big the third edition will be

Organisers expect more than 1,750 exhibitors, 11 concurrent shows and a footfall above 10 lakh visitors, spread over more than 2.5 lakh square metres of exhibition area. Union Minister Shri Piyush Goyal called it the second largest mobility exhibition anywhere in the world and said it could yet become the largest, in both area and visitors. He asked the organisers to market the event abroad and draw at least 25,000 overseas visitors. The theme chosen for the edition is Smarter Mobility for a Better Tomorrow.

What the two venues will host

Bharat Mandapam takes the Auto Expo – The Motor Show 2027, the India International Tyre Show 2027, the Bharat Battery Show 2027, the India Cycle Show 2027, a Mobility Tech Pavilion and a Steel and Advanced Materials Pavilion. Yashobhoomi hosts the Components and Technology Show 2027, the Bharat Construction Equipment Expo 2027, the Agri Mobility and Technology Expo 2027, the Air Mobility Expo 2027 and the Metro and Urban Mass Transit Expo 2027. Subjects new to the Expo, such as air mobility, urban mass transit, agri-mobility and battery and energy solutions, widen it well beyond cars.

Trade figures the Minister cited

Shri Goyal said the export target of one trillion dollars for the year was sacrosanct and on course. About 480 billion dollars, or 48 per cent of the annual goal, had been reached by September, the first six months of the year. Engineering exports grew by roughly 22 per cent. He expects the European Union's 27-nation bloc to open at zero duty by March or April, with seven to eight more countries still in negotiation, which would hand Indian exporters preferential entry to markets making up close to 75 per cent of world GDP. October's export numbers, he said, will be released by the Commerce Secretary on the 15th.

Why the sector matters

Citing World Bank data that 50 crore Indians left extreme poverty over 12 years, the Minister said a better vehicle is among the first purchases a rising household makes. Festive demand bore that out: a million cars sold during Navratri and about 70,000 over the two days of Dhanteras. He placed the Expo alongside Bharat Tex, Startup Mahakumbh and Bharat BuildCon as platforms that put a whole value chain under one roof, and said exhibition space at both venues may be enlarged one-and-a-half to two times before the fourth edition.