TechFest Wembley completes an energetic hat-trick as GSF celebrates its strongest event yet
18th September 2026: GSF Car Parts has celebrated its biggest and most successful TechFest to date, marking the third event of 2026 and the third consecutive year in Wembley. A record-breaking 7,000 visitors and more than 80 suppliers attended the event, while live demos, expert insights and headline attractions reinforced TechFest’s position as the UK aftermarket’s most anticipated event.
Wembley Green Car Park was transformed into a fully immersive experience, with interactive features, driving simulators, ultra-rare vehicles and hands-on innovation, designed to help garages stay ahead of fast-moving industry change.
GSF’s own brands were strongly represented through A2A, Amtex, DriveTec and Powatec, alongside VIP supplier stands from Brembo, Bosch, Delphi, Schaeffler, Yuasa, Mann+Hummel, FRAM, Comma, Moove, Borg & Beck, Lucas, and BGA.
YouTube star Mark McCann appeared on the main stage alongside his Bugatti Veyron, drawing huge crowds and adding high-profile excitement for the garages, families, fans and automotive enthusiasts in attendance.
The event generated over £1m in sales and leads for the company, a new record for a TechFest show.
Hosted by Samuel Hard (Hard Up Garage) and Ciro Ciampi (Petrolheadonism), the event spotlighted supplier partners throughout the night with new activations from Comma, Yuasa, Delphi and others adding fresh momentum.
The crescendo came with the highly anticipated Hot Streak car reveal, the biggest promotion the aftermarket has ever seen. The reveal drew one of the largest crowds of the evening and delivered a standout moment that showcased GSF’s commitment to giving back to its customers. With a prize pot of £3 million, all GSF customers can earn a huge range of rewards, including the latest tech. In addition, one lucky GSF customer will win the keys to a brand-new Range Rover Sport S.
Hundreds of Servicesure members enjoyed exclusive access to the VIP Lounge, sponsored by Brembo, and supported by partner Motornomic.
Steve Horne, CEO at GSF Car Parts, said: “It’s great to be back where TechFest started three years ago. With the bar raised even higher, this has been our best one yet. We’ve never done things by halves and don’t intend to slow down now. Watch this space for even bigger and better events next year, with new locations added to the line-up.”
For updates on TechFest 2027 dates and more information, go to gsftechfest.com