The Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) will return for its 11th edition from 12-21 June 2026 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC), Kuala Lumpur. The organizers stated that the event is expected to attract more than 200,000 visitors across a 10-day exhibition period spanning multiple halls at MITEC.
KLIMS 2026 Tickets Now Available
KLIMS 2026 will feature vehicle showcases, concept models and new product launches from participating automotive brands, which currently includes Dongfeng, GWM, Honda, Hyundai, Jetour, Kia, Maxus, Mazda, MG Motor, Nissan, Perodua, Proton, Proton e.MAS, smart, Toyota, Wuling, XPENG and Zeekr. Accessories and automotive services companies will also participate across the exhibition space.
The event will also introduce several public engagement activities, including Urban Play obstacle course designed around vehicle handling and control; other activities scheduled include race car and flight simulator challenges, modified car displays, remote control car tracks and test drive sessions involving more than 60 vehicles. More than 200 vehicles from automotive clubs are expected to participate in the event as well.
If you have free time on the weekdays, good news: all visitors can attend KLIMS 2026 for free on Monday to Thursday, while for the rest of the event schedule, daily ticket pricing is RM30 for adults, or RM15 for senior citizens, persons with disabilities and students (with provided IDs). Tickets for kids below 12 remains free. There’s also an unlimited access pass priced at RM80 and a five-person bundle pass priced at RM100 as well.
Do note that traffic will be pretty congested as the event kicks off this June, so visitors are advised to arrive to the event location by public transport options, including shuttle and bus services from MRT Titiwangsa, LRT Pasar Seni and several nearby locations including MATRADE, Publika Shopping Centre, Hyatt Midtown Hotel and the National Hockey Stadium. Tickets and registration details are available through the official KLIMS website.
Pokdepinion: More concept EVs, we suppose?
