World Bus Show in Belgium

BusWorld Brussels in Brussels, Belgium, is one of the largest and oldest bus exhibitions in the world. It has become a leader on the European and even global passenger car market. The exhibition has a total area of ​​61,000 square meters. 376 exhibitors from China, Japan, South Korea, Germany, Russia, Mexico and Australia participated in the exhibition, and the number of exhibitors reached 40,000.
BusWorld Brussels, Belgium connects the global bus manufacturing and application industries, providing bus manufacturers, parts suppliers and bus users with the opportunity to comprehensively understand manufacturing and application trends. ‘application. bus applications. BusWorld Brussels, Belgium is highly specialized since all the exhibits presented are bus-related.
The car selection activities at BusWorld Brussels in Belgium have also become an important part of the bus show. Judging from the participating models, there are a variety of passenger car products. From the perspective of market segmentation, European passenger car products are more diversified.

Manufacturers, OEM, accessories manufacturers, spare parts manufacturers, battery manufacturers, ITS/hybrid equipment, LED lights and displays, tire manufacturers, bus interior decoration, paint decoration, seat manufacturers, floor coverings, designer products, audiovisual, in-car multimedia, air conditioning and accessories, financial institutions, transmissions, gearing and braking systems, windows, car refrigerators, interiors, impact panels, doors, windows and sun protection systems, suspension pneumatics, air springs, lubrication systems, reverse gear/boosters, bus electronics and devices, bus bodies and containers, tailgates and loading and unloading platforms, new energy, ABS and airbags, modification technology and equipment buses, new materials, various hydraulic parts, logistics and transportation systems, inspection and maintenance systems, GPS systems and dispatch systems, etc. ., outdoor off-road test tracks and exhibition halls, driving tests, electric vehicles