Stellantis has confirmed its participation in Automechanika Frankfurt 2026, scheduled to be held from September 8 to 12 at Messe Frankfurt, where it will present its expanding Independent Aftermarket (IAM) portfolio and demonstrate how its integrated aftersales ecosystem is helping independent repair businesses improve efficiency, profitability and long-term growth.
At the exhibition, the company will highlight the continued expansion of its Eurorepar Car Service network, which now comprises more than 6,200 multi-brand workshops globally, including over 4,900 locations across Europe. The network has become a key pillar of Stellantis’ Parts & Services growth strategy by offering independent garages access to comprehensive technical, commercial and digital support.
Visitors to the Stellantis stand will experience a fully operational workshop environment designed to replicate real-life service operations. The interactive display will demonstrate how independent repairers can leverage Stellantis’ end-to-end aftermarket ecosystem to streamline workshop operations while expanding service capabilities across multiple vehicle brands.
The live workshop concept will showcase the broad range of products and services available through Eurorepar Car Service. These include access to a comprehensive portfolio of multi-brand replacement parts under Mopar, Eurorepar by Stellantis, SUSTAINera and supplier product ranges. The offering is further supported by the Distrigo distribution network, ensuring efficient parts availability and logistics.
In addition to spare parts, the company provides technical assistance, professional training, diagnostic services, workshop management software and marketing support to help repair businesses strengthen operational performance. Advanced analytics, field expertise and artificial intelligence-powered tools are also integrated into the ecosystem, enabling workshops to improve productivity, optimize business processes and enhance customer service.
The company will also highlight its commitment to sustainable mobility through SUSTAINera, its circular economy initiative that promotes the use of remanufactured, repaired, reused and recycled automotive components. These solutions are designed to help workshops reduce environmental impact while providing customers with cost-effective and high-quality repair options.
Commenting on the upcoming event, Francesco Abbruzzesi, Head of Enlarged Europe Parts & Services, said independent repairers are operating in an increasingly demanding market where reliable access to parts, technical expertise and advanced digital tools has become essential. He noted that Stellantis has developed a structured multi-brand support model that enables workshops to improve daily operations while strengthening long-term business performance. The Stellantis exhibit will be located at Hall 9.0, Stand F84-E84, where visitors will be able to explore the company’s integrated aftermarket solutions through live demonstrations and interactive displays.
Automechanika Frankfurt is one of the world’s leading trade fairs for the automotive aftermarket, bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, workshop operators and industry professionals to showcase the latest technologies, business models and innovations shaping the future of vehicle servicing and mobility solution
