NUFAM 2027 expands with a new four-day schedule for professionals and families
NUFAM 2027 expands with a new four-day schedule for professionals and families
NUFAM 2027 expands with a new four-day schedule for professionals and families
The Karlsruhe Trade Fair has revised the schedule for NUFAM 2027, the tenth edition of its commercial vehicle event. Starting in three years, the fair will run from Wednesday to Saturday, adding an extra professional visitor day while keeping weekend access for families and small businesses.
The updated timetable introduces Wednesday as a dedicated day for industry decision-makers in transport, logistics, and skilled trades. This change aims to boost B2B interactions and improve weekday productivity for exhibitors. The event will still open on Saturday, with extended hours to welcome truck drivers, small business owners, and families.
Organisers have also placed a stronger focus on attracting professionals from key sectors. The move follows high exhibitor demand, as many have already secured their spots for 2027. In 2025, the fair drew exhibitors from 23 countries, reinforcing its international appeal.
The revised four-day format seeks to balance professional networking with broader public engagement. With exhibitors already committing to the 2027 edition, the fair's relevance in the commercial vehicle sector remains clear. The new structure will take effect in three years, marking a decade since NUFAM's launch in Karlsruhe.
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