Registrations are now open for the UK’s leading motor retail show Automotive Management Live, which is back at the NEC on November 12.
The one day motor retail industry conference and exhibition show, which is supported by premium sponsor Phyron, has already confirmed Eurig Druce, Stellantis UK senior vice president and group managing director (pictured left) to lead a strategic session discussing his views on electric vehicles, new brand challengers like Leapmotor, as well as the retail sales model itself.
The free event is open to franchised and independent dealers, as well as executives from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to connect with their peers, as well as discover new technologies and strategies to aid their future success.
Over 80 leading industry suppliers supported AM Live last year and brands liket Auto Trader, Citnow, Motors, Keyloop and many more are already on board to support the show, as well as demonstrate their latest innovations.
Attendees can expect deep dives into transformative topics like artificial intelligence, electric vehicle strategy, used car profitability, customer experience and many more as part of the day’s conference agenda.
Over 30 industry speakers will share their expertise as part of 15 sessions spread through the day in three new dedicated theatres.
This year’s content is split between Strategy and Leadership, Operations and Technology & Innovation.
Automotive Management Live will help dealer group leaders:
- Understand which car brands are likely to thrive or merely survive in the UK's new car market in the long term
- Hear how they can better protect their business from the threat of cyber criminals
- Identify their next steps to manage the impact of a motor finance commissions redress scheme on their administration teams
- Spot the opportunities that artificial intelligence and technology can provide for their operations without adding more complexity to their tech stack
- Plan their strategies for new and used car sales growth, service retention and workforce motivation
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Last year’s event created a mini motor show of sorts to display the latest emerging and electric vehicle innovations.
Omoda, BYD, GWM Ora, Xpeng and Subaru all displayed their latest models at the show.
Delegates attending in November will be able to explore more new brands and the latest models from OEMs looking to further build their networks with experienced dealership partners.
Tim Rose, Automotive Management editor, said: “Last year’s Automotive Management Live was an unprecedented success, welcoming more than 1,200 professionals through the doors and this year promises to be even bigger.
“AM Live is where the energy, innovation and resilience of the UK’s motor retail sector truly come to life.
“It’s a rare opportunity to join your peers, engage in thought-provoking discussions with leading experts from across the industry and explore real-world solutions from innovative suppliers who are helping dealers tackle today’s challenges head-on.”
With over 1,200 senior professionals expected and more than 70 AM100 companies represented, AM Live is the UK’s largest event for modern automotive retailers.
The countdown begins now - register to get your free ticket today and you will be notified with updates on the latest speaker, agenda and content reveals: automotivemanagementlive.co.uk
Video highlights from Automotive Management Live 2024:
AM Dealer Technology Guide
The AM 2025 Dealer Technology Guide enables UK motor retailers to read about a host of the latest software and hardware available from the industry's dedicated suppliers.
Keeping abreast of technology is a vital part of modern automotive retailing as the demands of customers and staff for rapid and efficient fulfilment only increases.
Industry suppliers have provided their highlights and summaries for the AM Dealer Technology Guide, and we give their web addresses to help you discover more.
Moreover, many of them will be at Automotive Management Live on November 12 at Birmingham NEC. Ensure you register to join us at our flagship exhibition.
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Tom Seymour
Freelance writer
Freelance writer for AM, Tom Seymour has been a specialist B2B journalist covering the automotive sector for over 14 years. He started his freelance career in 2015 and currently writes for a variety of automotive, business and technology publications.
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