Autofile’s highlights from Fieldays
Check out our online gallery of what the car industry brought to Mystery Creek this year.
Posted on 25 June, 2026
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The off-road edition of JAC’s T9
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Youngsters taking part in GWM’s More Can Tow Challenge
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Ford NZ’s stand at Fieldays
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Mitsubishi’s Outlanders lined up
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Auto Distribution Holdings Ltd’s site
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Toyota celebrating 50 years of the Hilux
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Part of JAC’s patch at Mystery Creek
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The sales “stadium” created by GWM
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Youngsters explore the tent atop a Ranger Tremor
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Part of Mitsubishi’s display at Fieldays
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Leapmotor’s B10 is gaining traction
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Pretty busy – Toyota’s stand at Fieldays
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JAC’s T9 PHEV en-route to Fieldays
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GWM laid a rugby league pitch to show off its wares
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Wilderness storyteller Joe Edlington aka J E Wilds, far right, at Ford NZ’s stand
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A Triton Huntaway ready for some action
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BAIC’s B30 Premium Adventure Hybrid had a Fieldays offer of $49,990
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Toyota Genuine Accessories on show
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The plug-in variant of the T9
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GWM’s site at Mystery Creek
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Big smiles from blue-oval team members
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A Mitsubishi ute scaling new heights
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Dongfeng’s Vigo at Mystery Creek
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Toyota team members with the Yaris
New Zealand’s automotive industry produced a tour de force at Fieldays 2026. And to celebrate it’s not all doom and gloom out there, here are some highlights from the southern hemisphere’s biggest agricultural event.
More than 132,000 visitors went through the gates at Mystery Creek, near Hamilton, over four days, with attendance up by 20 per cent from a year ago as exhibitor sites sold out in advance.
Richard Lindroos, New Zealand National Fieldays Society chief executive, says: “Fieldays continues to be where the primary industries come together to do business, share ideas and build connections.
“This year’s strong attendance and exhibitor demand highlight the confidence in the sector and the vital role Fieldays plays in enabling growth.”
Next year’s event is scheduled for June 16-19.