Autocare 2025 will return to Brisbane on June 20-21, offering a free trade show for automotive professionals alongside its established training programs for technicians, apprentices and workshop operators.
The event, held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, will feature more than 120 exhibitors. Attendees will be able to see a wide range of tools, diagnostic equipment, components, business services and technologies from both local and international suppliers.
Live demonstrations will take place on the Product Showcase Stage, focusing on practical applications of workshop tools and systems. The Flying Spanners Competition will also return, where apprentice teams from independent workshops will complete timed mechanical challenges.
A networking event will take place on the Friday afternoon, open to all trade show attendees.
Autocare also includes ticketed training programs for business owners, managers and technicians. The Workshop Management Program covers topics such as profitability, operations, team management and customer experience. The Technical Training Program includes sessions on diagnostics, J2534 programming, electric vehicle servicing, emissions systems, AC diagnostics, and oscilloscope use.
Two optional pre-event training sessions will be held on Thursday June 19, offering more in-depth material delivered by international trainers.
Autocare will also host the National Light Vehicle Modification Summit, a forum bringing together regulators and industry stakeholders to discuss vehicle modification practices and regulation.
The event is organised by the Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) and supported by mycar Tyre & Auto.
More information and registration for the free trade show and paid training sessions is available at www.autocare.org.au.
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