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It doesn't matter if you like sports cars, muscle cars, SUVs or supercars, unless you consider yourself a true gearhead, you should attend a car show at least once in your life. Of course, there are cars that show that we like on TV.
But we still argue that there's nothing better than seeing a vehicle up close and truly appreciating it. Auto shows are held all over the world throughout the year. All you have to do is plan your schedule and travel to make sure you get to at least one.
North American International Auto Show
It's no surprise that the North American International Auto Show (NAIS) is held in Detroit every year. After all, it's home to the Big 3 (General Motors, Fiat Chrysler, and Ford). According to the Detroit Historical Society, the show typically runs for nine days and draws more than 800,000 visitors.
Over the years, the displays have been home to cars like the GMC Cyclone, Infiniti Q45, and Lexus LS400. Unfortunately, NAIAS, originally scheduled for June 2020, has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. According to a press release, NAIS will schedule its next show for June 2021.
Auto Shanghai
Auto Shanghai is officially known as the Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition. This annual show alternates with the Beijing Auto Show. The display was last held in 2019, with exhibitors including Alfa Romeo, Acura, Lamborghini, Honda, Hyundai, Maserati and Mitsubishi cars. The
Renault Metropolis OK-ZE EV CUV will be added to the 2019 Shanghai Auto. The event also saw the debut of 129 global vehicles, which coincided with the post-show file. The next Shanghai Auto is scheduled to take place from April 21 to 28, 2021.
Woodward Dream Cruise
Unlike most alternative car shows, the Woodward Dream Cruise is a special, smaller event that celebrates everything we love about traditional cars. As the website puts it, it is the world's largest one-day car event.
During the day, there will be 40,000 traditional cars on display. This includes motors flown in from Japan, New Zealand, Australia and even the Soviet Union. The Woodward Dream Cruise is also popular as a shoe cruise event, a 5km run or walk.
Carfest North and South
Carfest North and South is a car event started by radio presenter Chris Evans. Evans created the event in 2012 to raise funds for BBC Children in Need. Over the years, the event has grown into an annual celebration of cars and music.
Unfortunately, the recent situation has forced CarFest to scrap its 2020 plans. However, CarFest plans to return next year to ensure 'full social distancing' is maintained during the three-day event. The festival also aims to raise £2 million (about $2.5 million) for children's charities.
Goodwood Festival of Speed
The Goodwood site has always had a significant place in British motor racing history, so it's no wonder that the Goodwood Festival of Speed is such an easy experience. Based on the 1993 Lord March, this year's event is made even more special by the presence of Formula 1 cars, including Ferrari, Mercedes and Pink Bull.
Attendees will also have the chance to court Formula 1 stars like Lewis Hamilton. Don't miss out on the supercars that have also decided to make their Goodwood debut. British International Motor Display
2020 is set to be a big year for the British International Motor Display. The event has been absent from the scene since 2008, but it's been speculated that it will return this year. , Lexus IS 200, Rover 75.
The display has already announced that it will be held from August 19 to 22, 2021, despite the event being postponed to 2020. If you're interested, tickets are already on sale.
London Motor Display
Like the UK Global Motor Show, the London Motor Show took a short break before its return. The display began holding the annual event again in 2016 and has since cut costs. More recently, MG has decided to unveil its first fully electric car, an SUV model called the ZS EV.
Meanwhile, the event is also where McLaren held its U.Okay. 570GT debut. The next London Motor Display is already scheduled for July 2021 and the upcoming show will reportedly feature this breed.
Tokyo Motor Display
The Tokyo Motor Display (TMS) is considered one of the most exciting motor shows in the world. Held annually, the display is renowned for showcasing the most futuristic motors of all time.
At the 2019 TMS, Mitsubishi unveiled the two-seater Mi-Tech, while Nissan showed off its Ariya family SUV concept. Meanwhile, Toyota showed off its eRacer concept car with seats. The next TMS is said to be held in October-November 2021. The theme of this event is 'Open Future'.
Paris Motor Display
Like many auto shows around the world, the Paris Motor Show is held every other year. In addition, automakers came to the show to show off more of their future-oriented principles. For example, Smart showed off the Forease, a cute two-seater convertible with no roof. Peugeot also brought the E-Legend, which according to Motor Trend can go from 0 to 60 mph in four seconds.
Meanwhile, Renault showed off the EZ-Ultimo, EZ-go, and EZ-Seasoned. The 2020 Paris Motor Show is scheduled to be held in October. However, due to the recent circumstances, it has been cancelled.
Geneva Motor Show
The Geneva Motor Show is the most popular automotive show in the world. This is the event that most automakers choose to launch their cars. In the past, it has witnessed the unveiling of vehicles such as the BMW Idea M8 Gran Coupe, 2019 Ferrari 488 Pista, 2019 Lamborghini Huracán Performante Spyder, and 2018 Bentley Continental Supersports.
Meanwhile, due to the current scenario, the 2020 Geneva Motor Show has been canceled. Several cars that were scheduled to make their world debut here include the Bentley Mulsanne Beckler and the remake of the C_2 hypercar.