There are activities for all ages, including sim racing, flight simulators, car shows, test drives, and the Pokémon Pokopia truck!
The Malaysian automotive landscape is set for a major transformation as the KL International Mobility Show 2026 gears up for its grand return Running from 12 to 21 June at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre , the event continues under the visionary theme #BeyondMobility, bringing together top local and global brands to redefine the future of transportation.
This year's showcase places a heavy emphasis on smart mobility solutions and sustainable energy Visitors can explore an extensive range of vehicles from leading participating brands, including national favourites Proton — featuring its e. MAS electric sub-brand — and Perodua, alongside global giants such as Toyota, Honda, Nissan, and Mazda. The show serves as a major platform for electrification, with global players like Zeekr, smart, Xpeng, GWM, and MG showcasing the latest in EV technology and alternative energy solutions.
Beyond production models, the show will also feature futuristic concept cars and cutting-edge automotive advancements, providing an up-close look at tomorrow's technology. KLIMS 2026 is designed to be more than a static exhibition, offering interactive experiences for enthusiasts and families alike Visitors can feel the performance of the latest releases firsthand by test-driving over 60 different car models.
Fans of custom culture can enjoy the Modified Car Battle on 13 and 14 June, where imported and locally customised vehicles compete for a grand prize in a"clash of custom legends". For those interested in tech, the 'Mobility Meets Gaming' section offers an immersive virtual experience featuring both sim racing and flight simulations.
The Urban Play area brings rugged off-road excitement into the city with an obstacle ride, while the DJ Playground features various competitions and performances.truck, offering themed games and adventures. The event also features a vibrant lifestyle and community component in collaboration with R! UH. This section includes celebrity performances, the R!
UH Hobby Lane for diecast collectors and fashion brands, and live automotive podcast sessions. Attendees also have the chance to win prizes through various lucky draw contests held throughout the event. To further enrich the visitor experience, Pocket Talks led by industry experts will deliver insights into upcoming trends, education, and the development of future cities.
Planning a visit is made convenient with various ticketing and transportation options From Monday to Thursday, entry is complimentary with operating hours between 10am and 8pm. On Fridays, weekends, and public holidays, the show stays open until 10pm. Adult tickets are priced at RM30, while children aged 12 years and below enjoy complimentary entry throughout the event.
For those planning multiple visits, an Unlimited Access Pass is available for RM80, while groups can take advantage of a 5-pax bundle pass for RM100. To ease travel to MITEC, shuttle van services will operate from eight nearby locations, including Publika, Matrade, and the National Hockey Stadium, with additional bus pickups available from MRT Titiwangsa and MRT Pasar Seni.
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