The Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) returns in 2026 as the premier platform to showcase the latest innovations, designs and technologies in the automotive sphere. Set to take place at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) from June 12-21, KLIMS 2026 is where you’ll learn more about the current state of mobility in Malaysia as well as what comes next.
With a large number of brands participating, get up close with the latest models, including new product launches scheduled to take place at KLIMS 2026. Test drives are available for over 50 cars, so you can experience your next new car first-hand before making a decision. There will also be previews of upcoming models and concepts so you know what to look forward to in the future.
Additionally, KLIMS 2026 will feature interactive activities such as ‘Urban Play’, a custom-built obstacle course from June 12-14. There will also be driving simulators and remote-control car tracks, while on June 13 and 14, the KLIMS Modified Car Battle is where owners compete to win prizes in various categories.
To keep the entertainment going, the DJ Playground is where DJs will perform and compete, with mini concerts also set to take place on the weekends of KLIMS 2026. The latter will see local artists perform on the first weekend, while the second weekend will feature performances curated by Riuh, including acts by Anuar Zain, Jemput Dengar, No Noise Percussion, FUGŌ and more. On Awal Muharram (June 17), former member of V.E., Lah Ahmad, will take the stage.
There’s more too, as KLIMS 2026 is collaborating with the Sepang International Circuit to showcase a range of race cars and bikes as well as meet and greet sessions with racers. A number of car clubs will also be gathered at the event, and diecast enthusiasts can check out a curated collection.
Tickets for KLIMS 2026 are available right now, with pricing being RM30 on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays for adults (12 years and above), while it is RM15 for both senior citizens (60 years and above) and disabled persons. For students with a valid ID, they can get a ticket at a flat rate of just RM15.
Given the sheer scale of KLIMS 2026 with the number of exhibits and activities available, a single visit certainly won’t be enough. As such, if you’re planning for multiple trips, take advantage of the unlimited access pass that grants you entry for all ten days for just RM80. Should you want to share the KLIMS 2026 experience with your family or friends, there’s also a five-pax bundle pass available at just RM100.
For more info on KLIMS 2026, head on over to the event’s official website and look out for updates on the official KLIMS Facebook, TikTok and Instagram pages.
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