Seventh Tehran International Auto Show to Feature 35 Automotive Groups

Khodrocar - The seventh Tehran International Auto Show will officially open on September 14, 2026 (23 Shahrivar 1405) at the permanent exhibition complex of Shahr-e Aftab International Exhibition Center. The four-day event will run through September 17 (26 Shahrivar), bringing together a broad range of automakers, vehicle assembly companies, importers, commercial vehicle businesses and companies providing automotive-related services.

Organizers have announced that this year's seventh edition of the Tehran Auto Show will feature 35 automotive groups, representing an increase compared with the initial lists of participants previously announced for the event. For the first time, the entire exhibition capacity available for allocation at the Shahr-e Aftab complex has been made available to exhibitors, with different sections of the venue hosting companies and businesses from across the automotive industry.

Among the participating companies and automotive groups are Mammut Group, Bahman Group, Iran Khodro Industrial Group, Max Motor, Mammut Khodro, Tigard, Diar Khodro, Hermes Khodro, Nami Khodro, Aftab Khodro, Rayen, Shatran Khodro, Moein Khodro, X Motor, Soroush Motor Mabna, Jeyran Motor Automotive Industries, Artaban Khodro, Aryan Leila, Aria Diesel, Pilsan, Vira Diesel and Dima.

In addition to these companies, other businesses active in vehicle manufacturing, assembly, imports, commercial vehicles and after-sales services will also participate in this year's exhibition.

The diverse mix of exhibitors is expected to be one of the key features of the seventh Tehran Auto Show. The simultaneous presence of domestic automakers, importers, vehicle assemblers and companies active in the heavy-duty and commercial vehicle sectors could turn the event into a showcase of the current state of Iran's automotive market and industry.

This year's exhibition will not be limited to product displays. Organizers have also planned a range of activities, including vehicle unveilings, test drives, digital services and specialized industry events.

According to event officials, four dedicated areas have been allocated in the southern section of the Shahr-e Aftab complex for vehicle testing. Some participating companies are also expected to offer special programs allowing visitors to experience their products firsthand.

One day before the official opening, September 13 (22 Shahrivar) has been designated as a media day. Journalists and automotive media professionals will have the opportunity to visit the products and programs presented by participating companies ahead of the public opening. The arrangement could provide additional opportunities for more detailed coverage of new products and the plans of companies operating in the automotive sector.

The seventh Tehran International Auto Show is being held at a time when Iran's automotive market continues to see competition among domestic manufacturers, vehicle assembly companies and importers. Against this backdrop, Shahr-e Aftab is expected to become one of the country's key venues from September 14 to 17, showcasing the latest products, market expansion strategies and new approaches to sales and after-sales services.

With 35 automotive groups participating and a broad range of accompanying programs planned, the seventh Tehran Auto Show is expected to be one of the most prominent automotive events in Iran during 1405 (2026).