Electronics · São Paulo, Brazil
Eletrolar Show 2027
June 21–24, 2027 · 4 days · São Paulo, Brazil
São Paulo · June 21–24, 2027
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Matheus Bertelli / PexelsVisitor figure is the organiser's minimum ('over'). Figures as published by the organiser. Official show site ↗
Plan your visit
Get the dates in your calendar now — detailed visit information for this show is being compiled.
4 days at Eletrolar Show 2027.
4 days of conversations is more than anyone remembers by the flight home. The cards stop matching the notes by day two, whatever the size of the floor.
The traffic arrives faster than anyone can write it down. Scan the badge or the card, say what was discussed, and the lead lands structured in your Google Sheet, and a follow-up is drafted from your notes when you ask.
Buying at São Paulo
SourceBot
Photograph a product or a supplier card. Prices, minimums and contacts come back structured in one sheet you keep.
See SourceBot →Exhibiting at São Paulo
BoothBot
Scan the badge, voice-note the conversation. Every lead sorted, with follow-ups drafted before you fly home.
See BoothBot →Eletrolar Show 2027: questions people ask
When is Eletrolar Show 2027?
Eletrolar Show 2027 runs June 21–24, 2027, 4 days in São Paulo, Brazil.
How big is Eletrolar Show 2027?
48,000 visitors (2026 edition), according to Grupo Eletrolar (Azul Play group). Visitor figure is the organiser's minimum ('over').
Is there an exhibitor list for Eletrolar Show 2027?
The organiser publishes the official exhibitor list on www.eletrolarshow.com.br; we do not copy it.
How do I keep track of the people I meet at Eletrolar Show 2027?
Photograph each business card or badge in WhatsApp, Telegram or WeChat and DaGaMa's BoothBot saves the contact to a Google Sheet shared with you, with your voice note attached; it drafts the follow-up email when you ask. Buyers can do the same for suppliers and products with SourceBot.
Other electronics shows
Your first 24 hours are free.
No card. Works in WhatsApp, Telegram or WeChat — nothing to install before you land in São Paulo.