Registration now open for Europe's biggest fleet expo
Registration is now open for Fleet & Mobility Live 2026 – with expert fleet seminars, a huge number of manufacturer brands with their latest cars and vans and a host of key sector suppliers displaying their latest products and services all promised.
Europe’s biggest two-day fleet expo – brought to you by Fleet News – will take place at the NEC near Birmingham on October 6 and 7.
Those keen to boost their fleet knowledge and learn about the latest fleet sector innovations should register now and be kept up to date with all the latest show developments.
A record number of manufacturer brands have already signed up to showcase their latest products, including BMW, Changan, Geely, Mazda, Polestar, Stellantis and more.
Visitors to the free two-day event will get unrivalled access to the best knowledge, learning and peer groups across the fleet sector and come away having discovered new ways to improve their business operations.
The Fleet News team is currently working with the event’s Visitor Advisory Board made up of influential fleet operators to shape a community-driven show that will help support the development of skills and talent throughout fleet via our content-driven seminar programme.
Sessions will include decarbonisation best practice, how to best manage driver behaviour and look after their wellbeing, how to launch a successful EV charging infrastructure, how admins can become an essential part of a fleet team, the use of AI in fleet operations and best practice tips and advice on managing vehicle wear and tear and much more.
Session developments will be announced in the coming weeks so be sure to register now to be kept up to date as show plans progress.
Fleet News editor Stephen Briers said: “We’re thrilled with such a strong start to the 2026 show. Visitors can connect with leading suppliers from across the fleet and mobility sector, explore the latest electric and alternative-fuel vehicles, and discover innovative technologies designed to help manage both vehicles and drivers more effectively.
