TERREPOWER, formerly known as BBB Industries, will showcase its European aftermarket brands and latest products at Automechanika Frankfurt 2026, one of the major international events for the automotive aftermarket industry. The event will be held from September 8 to 12 at Messe Frankfurt, Germany. TERREPOWER will occupy a 200-square-metre booth in Hall 3.0, Booth E75.
The company will bring several of its European brands together at the exhibition, displaying a portfolio of around 100,000 products. The range will include remanufactured automotive components, new replacement parts, electronic and electrical products, rubber and metal components, turbochargers, filters, braking systems and solutions for electric mobility.
Duncan Gillis, CEO of TERREPOWER, said remanufacturing can help the automotive industry make better use of existing resources while reducing waste and improving supply chain resilience.The company will use the exhibition to demonstrate how remanufactured and new components can provide aftermarket businesses with additional product choices and growth opportunities.
Michael Boe, president of TERREPOWER Europe, said the company’s remanufacturing expertise, product availability and European distribution network allow customers to identify new business opportunities and make purchasing decisions more efficiently.
Among the brands on display will be Budweg, which offers remanufactured brake calipers covering a large share of vehicles on European roads. Its current range includes around 4,400 brake calipers and 1,900 repair kits, with a five-year warranty on premium products.
OE-TurboPower will showcase more than 1,500 remanufactured turbocharger part numbers, including kits, covering more than 145 million vehicles across Europe. Metalcaucho, STC, Cautex and FARE together offer more than 30,000 rubber and metal products. The brands operate their own laboratories to test product performance, durability and compliance.
Alfa e-Parts will present an electronic and electrical components portfolio of nearly 7,000 SKUs across more than 100 product families. Its range includes sensors, switches, control modules, actuators, connectors and thermostats. Redline, which has 45 years of industry experience, will display products covering filters, wipers, brakes, cooling systems, hydraulics, transmissions and suspension. Its European distribution operations are supported by a facility in Turin, Italy.
MAPCO will showcase more than 30,000 part numbers across more than 100 product families, including repair kits. Axia Automotive will present new turbochargers and brake calipers for European passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. The exhibition will also feature Ontility, TERREPOWER’s brand focused on sustainable manufacturing for clean-energy mobility, including solutions aimed at extending electric vehicle battery life and supporting solar and energy-storage systems.
Founded in 1987, TERREPOWER operates 19 sustainable manufacturing facilities, 14 distribution centres and 28 brands. Its products are sold in more than 90 countries across North America and Europe. The company said its focus remains on extending vehicle service life, reducing waste and supporting the development of a circular aftermarket economy.
