Unrivalled access to more than 100 suppliers under one roof

More than 100 key suppliers – including leading leasing companies, vehicle manufacturers and technology innovators – will come together in one place at this year’s Fleet & Mobility Live.

Taking place on October 7 and 8 at the NEC, Birmingham, the show offers fleet decision-makers a unique opportunity to stay ahead of the curve with direct access to the latest innovations, products, and best practice insights shaping the fleet and mobility sector.

In addition to invaluable peer-to-peer networking, attendees will benefit from expert-led seminars and exclusive content designed to address the real-world challenges facing fleets today.

Confirmed leasing companies attending the event include Athlon, Ayvens, Marshall Leasing, Novuna, Ogilvie and Pendragon Vehicle Management. Vehicle manufacturers include BMW, BYD, Farizon, Isuzu, Mini, Tesla and Volvo.

Visitors will experience a wide range of engaging features across the event, including:

• Vans at Work Zone (sponsored by Holman and Legend): View working van demonstrations and speak directly with LCV suppliers.
• Micromobility Zone: Discover the latest in agile urban mobility solutions.
• AFP Hub: Connect with experts on policy, collaboration, and fleet best practice.
• E-Street and EV Café: Explore the latest developments in electrification and charging infrastructure.

Across both days, a full programme of seminars and group sessions will take place across three themed theatres:

Fleet Management Theatre – focused on the operational essentials of running a safe, compliant, and efficient fleet – with particular attention to electrification.

Strategy and Leadership Theatre – explore big-picture challenges and transformative strategies that impact the way fleets operate, including transferable leadership skills and long-term policy design.

HR, Finance and Procurement Theatre – designed for professionals managing fleet alongside broader responsibilities. Key topics will include total cost of ownership (TCO), salary sacrifice schemes, and how procurement, HR, and finance functions can work more effectively with fleet teams.