This year’s Brisbane Truck Show has broken attendance records, welcoming 54,790 patrons to the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), which has hosted the Australian transport industry event since 2011.
Driven by a 12,000 increase in attendees compared to the 2023 show, this year’s Brisbane Truck Show has already eclipsed the previous event’s 92,982 room nights and A$43.6 million (US$28.2 million) economic impact on Queensland.
Big rigs, trucks, trailers and accessories along with the very latest in transport, equipment and related technologies filled 35,000m2 of space over three levels of the Convention Centre.
Beyond the BCEC, Truck Week 2025 extended the Show into a successful week-long festival of all things trucking, with innovation, road safety, sustainability and education all on the agenda.
Organised by the Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia, the Brisbane Truck Show is the biggest automotive exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere. It is the largest exhibition held at BCEC in size and scale and has a multiplier effect on the city’s economy, due to the involvement of suppliers, contractors and other local businesses connected to the Show. This is in addition to the 17 associated events held at BCEC during the Show.
