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Jamaica Auto Show 2025 ready to go
Mellissa Tulloch, director — JAS (right), speaks at the media launch of the Jamaica Auto Show 2025 on Tuesday, April 29 at the S Hotel, New Kingston. She’s joined by (From left) Jade Eunis, marketing manager — Mystique Integrated, and Mark Haddad, director of sales — iPrint Group.
Business, Latest News
May 2, 2025

Jamaica Auto Show 2025 ready to go

Jamaica Auto Show 2025 is set to host the largest number of new car dealers in the modern history of the local industry, shining the spotlight on the latest technologies, vehicles and innovations available to Jamaicans.

A partnership between Main Event Entertainment Group, Mystique Integrated, and the iPrint Group, the Jamaica Auto Show 2025 is being billed as Jamaica’s premier automotive exhibition.

The Jamaica Auto Show 2025 promises to bring together car, enthusiasts,
industry professionals and families under one umbrella.

The event, which will be held on Saturday, May 10 through Sunday, May 11, at the National Arena and National Indoors Sports Complex in St Andrew, is expected to feature everything from electric and luxury vehicles, to aftermarket upgrades and vintage classics.

However, speaking at the event’s launch on Tuesday at the S Hotel parking lot in New Kingston, Jamaica Auto Show director Mellissa Tulloch pointed out that the show will cater for more than just car enthusiasts and industry professionals with a dynamic entertainment package for families.

Jamaica Auto Show 2025 principals share some lens time with Jamaica
Auto Show 2025 sponsors and participants.

The event will take over a significant portion of the grounds of the Independence Park venue, being broken up into several zones, inside and outside of the two buildings at the location.

Leading up to the Jamaica Auto Show 2025, organisers promise a robust marketing campaign, including a competition for free tickets using the Jamaica Auto Show matchbox truck positioned at random locations.

– Rory Daley

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iPrint Group Jamaica Auto Show Main Event Entertainment Group Mystique Integrated
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