Lahore, February 17, 2026: The Pakistan Association of Automotive Parts & Accessories Manufacturers (PAAPAM) has formally launched the 21st edition of the Pakistan Auto Show (PAPS) 2026 in Lahore, unveiling the official website for exhibitor registrations under the theme “Make in Pakistan.”
The announcement was made during a ceremony attended by automotive manufacturers, industry leaders and association members. Organisers outlined the strategic roadmap for PAPS 2026, positioning the exhibition as a platform to promote local manufacturing, technological advancement and investment opportunities in Pakistan’s automotive sector.
Website launch and exhibitor registrations
During the event, the organising committee introduced the official PAPS 2026 website and explained the digital registration and booking process for exhibitors. The website is scheduled to go live on February 17 at 8:00 PM, enabling companies to secure exhibition space online.
Officials said the initial response from industry participants has been strong, reflecting confidence in the exhibition’s scale and relevance to Pakistan’s industrial development agenda.
PAPS 2026 is scheduled to be held from September 18 to 20, 2026, in Lahore. The exhibition is expected to bring together automotive parts manufacturers, OEMs, vehicle assemblers, engineers, technology providers, investors and international exhibitors.
Industry leaders highlight manufacturing focus
PAAPAM Chairman Usman Aslam Malik said the event aims to showcase Pakistan’s automotive capabilities and strengthen domestic manufacturing under the “Make in Pakistan” vision.
Salman Saleem, Convener of the PAPS 2026 Organising Committee, described the exhibition as the country’s largest platform for auto parts, motorcycle components and tractor parts manufacturers.
Suneel Sarfraz Munj, CEO of PakWheels, said the show continues to serve as a gathering point for industry stakeholders and investors.
Organisers said PAPS 2026 will serve as a networking and business development platform while highlighting the growth and resilience of Pakistan’s automotive and manufacturing sectors.
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