9-11 AUGUST 2024
MELBOURNE EXHIBITION CENTRE
MELBOURNE EXHIBITION CENTRE
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This event will be the first dedicated showcase of light commercial vehicles in Australia, catering to a sector dominated by small businesses, including tradies, construction, health, logistics, and fleet operators.
With strong industry demand, the show is expected to attract thousands of visitors from B2B decision-makers to weekend warriors eager to explore the latest in commercial vehicles and fleet solutions. The event will feature a range of fuel-powered, hybrid, and electric vehicles, offering a complete look at the future of light commercial transport.
The event is strategically designed to engage both business and consumer audiences across four high-impact days.
Tailored for industry professionals and businesses looking for commercial vehicle solutions:
A weekend designed for consumers, small businesses, and adventure-seekers exploring their next vehicle purchase:
Come and see a massive display of new utes, 4x4s, people movers, vans, and trucks - all under 4.5 tonne.
We put your car front and centre with a pressure free bums-on-seats style approach.
Insights from industry leaders, fleet managers and auto brands.
Meet with SME owners and business operators, commercial buyers across trades, construction, logistics andf healthcare sectors
Featuring vehicles, fleet management software, branding solutions, charging infrastructure, insurance providers, accessories, and aftermarket products.
Experience a huge showcase of the latest and greatest products and services dedicated to the light commercial sector.
The event is strategically designed to engage both business and consumer audiences across four high-impact days.
Tailored for industry professionals and businesses looking for commercial vehicle solutions:
A weekend designed for consumers, small businesses, and adventure-seekers exploring their next vehicle purchase:
FutureDrive AutoShows is transforming the Australian auto exhibition landscape. Now in our third year, we’ve grown into the largest platform for commercial and electric vehicle showcases, drawing 70,000+ attendees across three 2024 events - with a target of 100,000+ in 2025.
As our footprint expands, so does the opportunity for exhibitors to connect with high-intent buyers in premium exhibition spaces.
We anticipate over 20,000 attendees during the 4-day event.
82% of registered attendees say they are actively looking to buy
84% of visitors from 2024 plan to return, delivering stronger foot traffic and higher conversions
Showcasing top local and global brands, driving industry growth and dedicated to making Australia strong again.
Exhibiting at the Light Commercial Motor Show means more than just visibility - it’s about delivering results. We attract a highly engaged audience of business owners, fleet managers, and serious buyers who are actively seeking commercial transport solutions.
This event puts your brand in front of key decision-makers ready to invest, ensuring maximum return on investment through premium exposure, meaningful connections, and higher conversion rates.
In 2025, the Light Commercial Motorshow makes its Sydney debut — co-located with Australia’s biggest SME event, SmallBiz Week. With your Motorshow ticket, you’ll also gain access to SmallBiz Week, packed with tools, tech, services and strategies for small business growth. Whether you’re a tradie, sole trader, or fleet manager, this is where vehicles meet vision — all in one place, with one ticket.
Got a question? Check out our FAQs below before you get in touch. These questions will be updated regularly, with all of our latest information and FAQs.
Register for a complimentary ticket at this link.
Light Commercial Expo is Australia’s premier B2B event dedicated to the light commercial vehicle industry. The 2025 event is the inaugural event. The event connects manufacturers, suppliers, fleet managers, and businesses to explore cutting-edge technologies and innovative solutions that are shaping the future of commercial transport. We’re showcasing the latest advancements in sustainable and future-focused light-commercial vehicles, including electric and hybrid models.
The show will run during the following times on each day:
Friday, 15th August: 9AM - 5PM
Saturday, 16th August: 9AM - 5PM
Sunday, 17th August: 9AM – 5PM
Yes, kids are welcome. Anyone under 15 years gets free entry to the show.
There are three ways to get to the show:
By public transport > Tram - Tram routes 96, 109 (Stop 124A Casino/MCEC) will take you to our Clarendon Street entrance. > Train - The closest station is Southern Cross. Once you exit the station, you can catch the 96, 109 or 12 tram routes and arrive at MCEC in just a few stops.
Taxi/Uber Ask your taxi or Uber driver to drop you off at MCEC’s Clarendon Street entrance. There are two nearby taxi ranks – Crown, Clarendon Street and DFO, Convention Centre Place.
Driving If you’re driving to the Melbourne EV show, there are five car parks available nearby:
> Melbourne Exhibition Centre Parking: undercover parks accessed off Normanby Road with a height restriction of 2.2 metres.
> South Wharf Parking: open air parks accessed off Normanby Road.
> Freeway Parking: partially covered parks located at Munro Street under the Westgate Bridge.
> Montague Street Parking: open air parks accessed via Munro Street followed by Montague Street.
> Siddeley Street Parking: undercover parks located just across the river with a height restriction of 1.9 metres.
We're pleased to share that tickets will be available for registering at the door on the day of the event. There will be a ticketing booth located at the entrance to the show. But to avoid queues, we strongly suggest you pre-register for a complimentary ticket at this link.
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own food and beverage.
Unfortunately, pets are not permitted, however service dogs are allowed.
We welcome you to capture the event on your mobile devices and post to social media (tag us @FutureDriveAuto & #LightCommericialExpo). However, professional photography and video are not permitted.
