MotoExpo Kazakhstan 2027

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Arrival airports

Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

Hotel tiers

A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

Frequently asked

Glossary

1

ABS (anti-lock braking system)

Electronically modulated braking that prevents wheel lock-up under hard braking. At a motorcycle and powersports show, ABS is a key safety differentiator for road bikes, scooters and touring models; buyers compare ABS generations and whether the system is cornering-sensitive.

2

ATV (all-terrain vehicle)

A four-wheeled off-road vehicle with handlebar steering, used for utility, agriculture and recreation. At Moto Expo Kazakhstan, ATV exhibitors typically show utility and sport models alongside winches, tyres and cargo accessories.

3

UTV / side-by-side

A multi-seat off-road vehicle with a steering wheel, roll cage and cargo bed, positioned between an ATV and a small utility truck. Buyers compare payload, ground clearance and dealer support for farm, tourism and municipal use.

4

Displacement (cc)

Engine swept volume in cubic centimetres, the basic size class for motorcycles and scooters. In Almaty, displacement bands matter because registration, insurance and rider licence categories can differ between small scooters and large touring bikes.

5

Enduro

Off-road motorcycle built for long-distance trail riding and timed off-road competition, usually with lights and a registration kit. Enduro models are a core segment at Central Asian moto shows because the region's mountain terrain suits trail riding.

6

Motocross

Closed-course off-road racing discipline and the bikes built for it, typically without lights or road homologation. At a trade show, motocross models sit alongside protective gear, suspension and tyre suppliers.

7

Trial

A low-speed technical off-road discipline focused on balance and obstacle clearance, using specialised light motorcycles with minimal seating. It is a niche category that often appears through dealer and federation stands rather than volume OEM displays.

8

Naked bike

A street motorcycle with minimal bodywork and an upright riding position, popular for city commuting and weekend rides. It is one of the volume categories that dealers in Almaty compare for price, service intervals and accessories.

9

Adventure touring

A road-legal motorcycle class built for long distance with mixed-surface capability, luggage and wind protection. In Kazakhstan, adventure touring is a high-interest segment because of long intercity distances and mountain routes.

10

Scooter / moped

A step-through motorcycle with small wheels and automatic transmission, used for urban transport and delivery. Scooter exhibitors typically compete on fuel economy, storage and local service network.

11

Electric motorcycle (e-moto)

A motorcycle or scooter powered by a battery and electric motor instead of a combustion engine. At Moto Expo, e-moto interest centres on urban delivery, short commutes and total cost of ownership rather than long-distance touring.

12

Homologation

The process of certifying a vehicle, part or helmet to the technical rules of a target market. For Kazakhstan importers, homologation paperwork and customs classification are practical buying criteria, not just a technical formality.

13

OEM parts

Parts manufactured or supplied under the vehicle maker's original specification and brand. Dealers and service networks at the show compare OEM availability and lead times against independent aftermarket alternatives.

14

Aftermarket

Independent parts, accessories and gear sold outside the vehicle manufacturer's original channel. At a moto trade show, aftermarket exhibitors cover exhausts, suspension, luggage, lighting, tyres and rider gear.

15

ECE 22.06

The current UNECE helmet safety standard for motorcycle helmets sold in many markets. Buyers should check the label inside the helmet, not just the shell graphics, when comparing rider gear at the show.

16

Traction control

Electronics that reduce rear-wheel slip under acceleration, often with rider-selectable modes. On adventure and touring bikes it is a key feature for mixed surfaces and wet mountain roads.

17

Rider apparel / PPE

Protective clothing and equipment including helmets, jackets, gloves, boots and back protectors. At Moto Expo, apparel is both a retail category and a dealer margin category, so fit, certification and seasonal stock matter.

18

Powersports

The broader category covering motorcycles, scooters, ATVs, UTVs, parts and rider gear. Moto Expo Kazakhstan uses this wider scope rather than only road motorcycles, which is useful for distributors building a multi-category portfolio.

19

Pannier / cargo box

Lockable luggage mounted to a motorcycle or scooter for touring and delivery use. In Almaty, cargo capacity is a practical selling point for both adventure riders and courier fleets.

20

Telematics

Connected hardware and software that reports vehicle location, diagnostics, battery state or rider behaviour. For fleet buyers at the show, telematics is increasingly bundled with scooters, e-motos and UTVs.

21

Battery swapping

A model where a depleted e-moto or scooter battery is exchanged for a charged pack at a station instead of waiting to recharge. It matters for delivery fleets and is a common discussion point for electric two-wheeler distribution in Central Asia.

22

Dealer network

The authorised sales and service outlets for a vehicle brand in a country or region. For exhibitors at Moto Expo, signing credible Almaty and regional dealers is often more valuable than one-off show sales.