11th September 2025: GSF Car Parts, the UK’s fastest-growing motor factor, says it expects a record crowd at TechFest London on 18^th September. Nearly 7,000 have registered their interest to attend.

It’ll be the fourth time the trade-only exhibition and garage technology festival has taken place, this time going back to Wembley Stadium, which hosted the very first event in June 2024.

A record number of industry professionals are expected to attend alongside more than 80 top aftermarket suppliers. The event is completely free to attend with exceptional food, drink, parking and gifts all included.

There’ll be a raft of exclusive on-the-night offers with huge savings to be made, as well as giveaways and prizes, ensuring guests gain exceptional value from the event. Two lucky winners will take home tool chests worth £1,000 each.

Main Stage interviews and TechTalks will generate industry discussion with expert insight and advice on new technologies and profit opportunities, geared to support garages boost their performance.

Influencer and founder of PetrolHeadonism car club, Ciro Ciampi, will open the show, bringing with him some of the most sought-after cars in the world. The Main Stage will host discussions from Easy2Rectruit, the IAAF, racing driver Baggsy, and social media phenomenon, Mat Watson.

Meanwhile, ten TechTalks will run throughout the evening, covering topics including optimising braking systems, installing turbos reliably alongside exploration of emerging technologies in diagnostics, batteries, transmission systems and work provision.

Confirmed suppliers hosting TechTalks are: 3D Group, A2A, BGA, Bosch, Brembo, Delphi, GSF Technical, Schaeffler, Tim Guidotti (The Fleet Guy), and Yuasa.

James Onions, Marketing and Communications Director, GSF Car Parts, said: “We’re excited to bring TechFest back to where it began. With a record attendance and so much on offer to benefit our guests, we’re making a final call now for garages not to miss out on the trade event of the year.”

How to get a ticket 

Garages can still sign up for a free ticket for fast-track entry via this link.