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No Detroit auto show in 2024, as organizers move event back to January
There will be no North American International Detroit Auto show in 2024 organizers confirmed Friday, as organizers move the show back to being held in January. The show will next be held January 2025, Rob Alberts, the executive director of the Detroit Auto Show and Detroit Auto Dealers Association said in a statement. “After discussions with numerous…
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Detroit auto show won’t happen in 2024 as event moves back to January timeframe
DETROIT — Organizers of the North American International Auto Show are hitting the brakes on the 2024 show and throwing plans in reverse so to speak. After two years of running the show in September, officials have confirmed the show will return to a January timeframe starting with the 2025 NAIAS, according to the Associated…
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The Detroit Auto Show is returning to its old time slot, which will result in it competing with CES
2024 Detroit Auto Show Cancelled, Will Return In January Of 2025 | Carscoops <!—-><!– –><!– –><!—-><!—-> The Detroit Auto Show is returning to its old time slot, which will result in it competing with CES January 12, 2024 at 06:29 <!––> <!– –> After two lackluster years, the North American International Auto Show is being…
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6abc gears up for the 2024 Philadelphia Auto Show ahead of the official kickoff this weekend
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — The 2024 Philadelphia Auto Show officially kicks off Saturday but events are already underway. Mayor Cherelle Parker took part in her first ceremonial mayor’s drive-in at the Pennsylvania Convention Center Thursday. 6abc’s Corey Davis gets up close to 2 iconic vehicles from movies 6abc’s Corey Davis was at the convention center Friday…
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No auto show this year as Detroit event jumps back to January
There will not be a Detroit Auto Show held in 2024 as organizers shift the show back to a winter event. “After discussions with numerous partners, we believe a January date absolutely makes the most sense,” said Rod Alberts, executive director of the Detroit Auto Show and Detroit Auto Dealers Association. January was traditionally when…
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Detroit Auto Show Returns to January Schedule: A Strategic Move in the Evolving Automotive Landscape
After a two-year shift to September, the North American International Auto Show in Detroit is reverting back to its original January schedule. This decision comes as a strategic response to changing trends in the automotive industry and consumer attendance patterns. The move to September was initially aimed at creating more outdoor experiences and drawing in…
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Detroit Auto Show announces iconic event will return to its roots in 2025 debut
DETROIT – The Detroit Auto Show announced that their iconic event will return to its roots with a January 2025 debut. The next Detroit Auto Show is on Friday (Jan. 10, 2025) through Monday (Jan. 14) inside Huntington Place in Downtown Detroit. The event will be returning to the month we were used to having…
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Detroit auto show to return to its January roots, organizers say
The North American International Auto Show will return to its traditional mid-January dates after a shift away from winter that fell afoul of COVID-19 and automakers’ reduced reliance on auto shows. Rod Alberts, executive director of the Detroit Auto Dealers Association, told the Free Press on Thursday that the 2025 Detroit auto show will begin…
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Detroit auto show returning to January
The Detroit auto show is returning to its traditional January slot from the late September dates it had occupied the past couple of years, organizers at the Detroit Auto Dealers Association confirmed Thursday. The next North American International Auto Show will take place Friday, Jan. 10, through Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, at Huntington Place in…
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2024 MLK Car Show
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