Bharat Mobility Expo 2027 Is Coming To Delhi: Dates, Tickets, Venues And All The Cars And Bikes To Look Out For!

Clear your calendars and charge your phones, because the Auto Expo is coming back. The third edition of the Bharat Mobility Global Expo will take over New Delhi from February 4 to 9, 2027, and it’s shaping up to be the biggest yet. Expect over 1,750 exhibitors, 11 shows, around 10 lakh visitors, and enough new metal to keep car and bike fans busy for days. 

This year’s theme is “Smarter Mobility For a Better Tomorrow”, but we know you’re coming for the shiny new launches. Here’s everything you need to know before you plan your visit. 

When Is It Happening?

The expo runs from February 4 to 9, 2027. Day one is for media and industry folks only, so the public can visit from February 5. Pick your day wisely, because weekends at the Expo are famously busy.

Where Do You Need To Go?

This time the action is split across two venues. The main event, the Auto Expo Motor Show, takes over Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, from February 4 to 9, while Yashobhoomi in Dwarka runs from February 4 to 7. If you care more about components, construction machines or flying taxis than the latest SUV, head to Dwarka before it wraps up early. 

How Much Will It Cost You?

Entry was free in 2025, but this time you’ll need a ticket. It still costs less than a decent multiplex outing:

• February 4: Media and industry only

• Weekdays: Rs 300 per person, 10 AM to 7 PM

• Weekends: Rs 200 per person, 10 AM to 6 PM

Visitor registration will open on the official Bharat Mobility Global Expo website, so keep an eye on it.

What Are The 11 Shows?

The Bharat Mobility Global Expo is more than a motor show. Bharat Mandapam will host the Auto Expo Motor Show, the India International Tyre Show, the Bharat Battery Show, the India Cycle Show, a Mobility Tech Pavilion and a Steel Pavilion. 

Over at Yashobhoomi, you’ll find the Components & Technology Show, the Bharat Construction Equipment Expo, the Air Mobility Expo, the Agri Mobility & Technology Expo and the Metro & Urban Mass Transit Expo.

Which Carmakers Are Coming?

At least 44 automakers have signed up for the Motor Show, and the confirmed list is a who’s who of Indian roads. Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata Motors, Mahindra, Kia, Toyota, Honda, Renault, MG, BYD, VinFast, BMW and Mercedes-Benz will all be there.

Which Cars Should You Look Out For?

Hyundai could bring its biggest launch yet, the next-generation Creta. India’s favourite midsize SUV is expected to get a fresh design and a new cabin, and Hyundai might also tease its upcoming sub-compact electric SUV. Kia could hit back with the next-gen Sonet, while Maruti Suzuki may roll out its YMC electric MPV, a clear sign that family EVs are about to go mainstream.

Toyota might give the Fortuner a fresh look with a facelift and bring along an updated Taisor. Renault could make this its big comeback with the Bigster and Bridger SUVs. Tata Motors could preview the next-gen Nexon and the Safari EV, both of which are expected to launch in early 2027. Mercedes-Benz, BMW and BYD are likely to fill their stands with EVs and concepts.

Which Two-Wheeler Brands Are Coming?

Major two-wheeler manufacturers expected to participate include Ather, TVS, Hero MotoCorp, Suzuki, Yamaha, Greaves Mobility and VinFast.

Which Two-Wheeler Should You Look Out For?

BMW Motorrad could showcase the F 450 R and F 450 RR, while Hero MotoCorp might bring the recently unveiled Xpulse 450 and its Vida electric motorcycle concepts. Suzuki could display an updated Avenis, whereas Yamaha might showcase the Tenere 400 concept, which was recently seen at EICMA 2026.

TVS, despite unveiling the RTR 125 concept at EICMA, is unlikely to showcase it here, as the bike is primarily developed for European markets. Among EV manufacturers, Ather could display more variants of its electric scooters, while VinFast might showcase its recently patented electric motorcycle and scooter.

ZigSays...

The dates are locked, the venues are bigger, and the line-up looks loaded. The next-gen Creta and Sonet are set to shake up India’s busiest SUV segments, and BMW’s F 450 twins and Hero’s Xpulse 450 promise a proper fight in the 450cc space. Add EV concepts, 11 shows and a bigger components hall, and Rs 300 starts to look like a bargain. 

Wear comfortable shoes, carry a power bank, and stay tuned to ZigWheels for live updates and every launch from the show floor.