SOLUTRANS 2025 REVIEW

A RECORD EDITION BOOSTED BY A QUALIFIED VISITOR AUDIENCE, DEDICATED EXHIBITORS AND CONFIRMED INTERNATIONAL MOMENTUM

The 2025 edition of SOLUTRANS, the Global Hub for Heavy & Light Commercial Vehicles, concluded on a unanimous verdict: the show has confirmed its status as the must-attend gathering for the entire European road transport industry (heavy-duty vehicle and LCV manufacturers, OEMs, body builders, energy suppliers, tyre manufacturers, cargo bikes and services). All the statistics showed that the exhibition is continuing to gain in momentum:

• More than 1,100 exhibitors and brands in attendance, including 30% from outside France representing 21 countries, spread across a record breaking surface area of 100,000 sqm. · The unprecedented participation of 30 HGV and LCV manufacturers.
• 64,000 professional admissions recorded, of which 25% from outside France, from close to 100 countries.

Unanimous satisfaction among exhibitors and exceptional footfall

Exhibitors were unanimous in their praise for a particularly well organised edition of the show. All of them welcomed the growing number of highly qualified visitors who generated business and orders. The remarkable number of attendees also impressed: the density of visitor footfall in the aisles made it difficult at times to move freely around certain parts of the show. HGV and LCV manufacturers in particular noted particularly brisk business, with some not hesitating to qualify this edition as ‘exceptional’. Consequently, despite an uncertain economic environment, the volume of orders registered provided confirmation of the show’s commercial appeal. Finally, the exhibitors’ unprecedented efforts to appeal to their visitors did not go unnoticed. With spectacular stands, even more special events and features, and immersive initiatives, they demonstrated their confidence in the tradeshow’s potential and in its structural role for the whole industry. SOLUTRANS, more than ever the European gathering of the Transport industry The 2025 edition of SOLUTRANS confirmed the show’s central status as the point of convergence of all European transport players (manufacturers, equipment suppliers, shippers, operators, economic bodies and trade associations). This dynamic was corroborated once again by the attendance of a very high foreign visitor contingent. With 30% of exhibitors hailing from 21 foreign countries, and 25% of its visitors from close to 100 countries, SOLUTRANS demonstrated its international reach with countries such as Italy, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Türkiye leading the way.