Bharat Mobility Expo 2027 set for 4–9 Feb across two Delhi venues

By Akhil Arora · 14 Nov, 2026

Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027 will run from 4–9 February across Bharat Mandapam and Yashobhoomi, with 1,750+ exhibitors, 11 shows and EV, battery and mobility displays.

Bharat Mobility Expo 2027 set for 4–9 Feb across two Delhi venues

Organisers have scheduled Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027 for 4–9 February 2027 across Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi and Yashobhoomi in Dwarka, Delhi. The 10 November Ministry of Commerce and Industry release says the third edition is planned with more than 1,750 exhibitors, 11 concurrent shows and over 10 lakh visitors, making it relevant to people comparing vehicles, EV systems, tyres and mobility technology.

Visual note: the hero image is a representative mobility-exhibition illustration, not a photograph of Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027.

Key takeaways

The overall expo is scheduled for 4–9 February 2027 across two Delhi venues.
The government says the event will bring more than 1,750 exhibitors, 11 concurrent shows and over 10 lakh visitors.
Bharat Mandapam will host the main Auto Expo, tyre, battery, cycle, steel and mobility-technology shows.
Yashobhoomi will focus on components, construction equipment, agricultural mobility, air mobility and urban mass transit.
The official visitor page says registration will commence soon; a public ticketing timetable has not been announced.

What has been announced

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry and the Ministry of Heavy Industries presented the event at a curtain-raiser on 10 November 2026. The ministry describes this as the third edition of Bharat Mobility Global Expo and says it will be the largest edition so far. NDTV’s 12 November report independently confirmed the dates, the two-venue format and the expected scale.

The event is being positioned as more than a car show. The official programme covers passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, commercial mobility, batteries, charging and other parts of the transport ecosystem. That matters to Indian buyers and operators because the useful information may sit outside a vehicle’s headline price: charging hardware, battery storage, tyres, connected systems, safety technology and maintenance-related components can all affect running costs and ownership decisions.

What visitors can expect at each venue

Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi: The listed programme includes Auto Expo – The Motor Show 2027, the India International Tyre Show, Bharat Battery Show, Mobility Tech Pavilion, India Cycle Show and the Steel and Advanced Materials Pavilion. The official event website currently lists this venue for 4–9 February 2027.

Yashobhoomi, Dwarka: The programme includes the Components and Technology Show, Bharat Construction Equipment Expo, Agri Mobility and Technology Expo, Air Mobility Expo and Metro and Urban Mass Transit Expo. The event website currently lists Yashobhoomi programming for 4–7 February 2027, so visitors should check the final schedule before booking a trip around a particular show.

This split is important for anyone planning a visit. A person looking for new cars, motorcycles, tyres or battery technology may need to prioritise Bharat Mandapam, while a fleet operator, component buyer or transport professional may find more relevant displays at Yashobhoomi. The organisers have not yet published a final day-by-day public visitor schedule.

What it means for vehicle buyers and EV owners

The government says the expo will include product launches, technology demonstrations, conferences and buyer-seller meetings. That does not mean every model shown will launch in India or be available for purchase immediately. NDTV reported on 12 November that manufacturers had not yet announced the specific product debuts planned for the 2027 Auto Expo.

For buyers, the event can still be useful as a comparison point. New vehicles can be assessed alongside the charging, tyre, battery and software systems that support them. For an EV, a displayed range figure is only one part of the ownership picture; the availability and cost of charging on regular routes matter too. Readers can use the state-wise EV charging directory to map the existing network before treating an exhibition display as a practical travel option.

For petrol, diesel and hybrid buyers, the event may also show how manufacturers are responding to fuel costs, emissions rules and connected-vehicle requirements. Any announced price, range, mileage or launch date should be treated as a model-specific claim and checked against the manufacturer’s final India specification before a purchase decision.

Planning a Delhi visit

Visitor registration has not opened yet. The official registration page currently says it will commence soon, so readers should rely on the event website for the opening date, entry rules, ticket terms and any requirements for the two venues. No ticket price or confirmed shuttle arrangement has been published in the sources reviewed for this article.

People driving to Delhi can estimate the fuel portion of the journey with the fuel cost calculator. The calculation should be treated as a planning estimate: the final amount will vary with the vehicle, traffic, route, fuel price and parking or local travel costs.

Readers can compare route choices with the road-trip planner and check current rates through the live fuel prices page before travelling.

Because the show is spread across two venues, the venue for the specific display matters as much as the event dates. A plan that covers both locations may need separate travel time and parking assumptions. The organisers have not yet released enough visitor information to calculate those local costs accurately.

What to watch next

The next useful updates will be the visitor-registration opening, the final exhibitor list, public hours, access instructions and any confirmed product-launch calendar. The official site already lists the broad programme, but it does not yet provide a complete model-by-model schedule. Until that changes, buyers can use the expo announcement to shortlist themes—new cars, two-wheelers, EV charging, batteries, tyres or commercial mobility—rather than assuming an unconfirmed launch will be available to buy.

Reader takeaway

Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2027 is confirmed for February 2027 and is designed to bring the wider mobility chain into one event. For Indian drivers and vehicle buyers, its value will depend on the final exhibitor and visitor details: the most useful comparison may be between a vehicle’s purchase price and the fuel, charging, tyre, service and route costs that follow.