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SEPTEMBER 27-29
Powertrain Symposium
WHO SHOULD EXHIBIT
GPC 2005 Exposition will help you reach an audience that is not accessible through typical sales methods. Exhibiting at GPC 2005 Exposition will provide you an opportunity to meet one-on-one with OEM decision makers on a truly international level. GPC 2005 Exposition exhibit units are available for the three-day exposition. The minimum cost of a 10ft. x 10ft. is $5,500 (US).

Exhibiting at GPC 2005 enables your company to:
  • Showcase your products and services to thousands of key industry decision makers
  • Provide practical ideas and solutions to powertrain challenges in the global market
  • Meet and interact with buyers and specifiers to increase your company's global market share
  • Increase recognition of your company's products and services
  • Create a direct line of technical communication between specifiers and suppliers
  • Achieve global multi-media coverage
Who Should Exhibit:
GPC 2005 Product Showcase
Companies Specializing in powertrain design, engineering, manufacturing, testing, materials, powertrain components and systems, fuels and others have the opportunity at the GPC 2005 exposition to feature the latest develpoments in their industry with a global emphasis. This 2005 year will again focus on alternative fuel vehicles, advancement or new developments in conventional engines, and lightweight vehicles.
Who Should Exhibit:
Alternative Fuel / Lightweight Vehicle Show
ALTENATE FUEL VEHICLES
  • EV (Battery Powered)
  • EV (Fuel Cell Powered)
  • Hybrid
  • Hydrogen
  • Public Transport (EV & HEV)
  • Vehicle Fleets
  • Public Education
  • Other Non-Conventional Fuel Vehicles
DEVELOPMENTS IN CONVENTIONAL ENGINES
  • Reduced Emissions
  • Increased Fuel Economy
  • Enhanced Overall Performance
  • Enhanced Safety
LIGHTWEIGHT VEHICLES
  • Lightweight Materials (Ferrous, Non-Ferrous, Aluminum, Plastics)
  • Lightweight Structures & Design
  • Lightweight Technology & Processes
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