LIVE Official Launch | 16Th Lusaka Motor Show 2026
LIFESTYLEBy Mwebantu — Mwebantu
The capital city has once again revved into high gear as the much-anticipated 16th Lusaka Motor Show officially opened its gates at the Lusaka Polo Club. Running from August 28th to 30th, Zambia's premier mobility showcase has drawn massive crowds of automotive enthusiasts, industry players, and prospective vehicle buyers eager to witness the latest trends in the transport and motoring sector. Powered principally by Professional Insurance Corporation Zambia (PICZ) alongside official partner Sasol Techno Oil and platinum partner Madison General Insurance, this year's exhibition underscores the growing commercial significance of the automotive industry within Zambia's urban economy. From sleek luxury SUVs and rugged commercial fleet vehicles to advanced green energy solutions and heavy-duty earth-moving machinery, the exhibition floor offers a comprehensive overview of modern transit. Speaking on the sidelines of the grand opening, organizers and corporate partners emphasized that the motor show has evolved far beyond a simple exhibition of flashy vehicles. It now serves as a critical networking hub where financial institutions, insurance providers, and automotive dealers converge to offer bundled packages, making vehicle ownership and commercial fleet expansion more accessible to everyday Zambians and growing corporate enterprises alike. Visitors streaming into the Lusaka Polo Club grounds have also been treated to a dynamic array of interactive displays, live demonstrations, and entertainment lineups, including the popular weekend sundowner events featuring local music acts and driving exhibitions. Industry participants note that such platforms are vital for stimulating consumer confidence and injecting vibrancy into the retail and service sectors. As the three-day showcase continues through the weekend, stakeholders remain optimistic about forging new business partnerships and driving consumer engagement forward. The event stands as a testament to Lusaka's burg