List of auto shows and motor shows by continent

An auto show (also: motor show or car show) is a public exhibition of current automobile models, debuts, concept cars, or out-of-production classics. The five most prestigious auto shows, sometimes called the "Big Five", are generally considered to be held in Frankfurt, Geneva, Detroit, Paris and Tokyo.^[1]

Africa and The Middle East

• Dubai International Motor Show, UAE (November)
• Festival of motoring, South Africa, Johannesburg (October) (Biennial)^[2]
• Qatar Motor Show, Doha (January)
• idle Auto Fest, South Africa, Johannesburg (June) annually

Asia

• Dhaka Motor Show
• Auto Expo (New Delhi, India)
• Azerbaijan International Automotive Exhibition
• Beijing International Automotive Exhibition (Auto China) (Biennial^[3])
• Bangkok International Motor Show (April)
• Busan International Mobility Show
• Guangzhou International Motor Show (Auto Guangzhou)
• Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) (BSD City, July)
• Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) (Jakarta, February)
• Periklindo Electric Vehicle Show (PEVS) (Jakarta, April)
• Gaikindo Indonesia International Commercial Vehicle Expo (GICOMVEC) (Biennial)
• Gaikindo Jakarta Auto Week (GJAW) (BSD City, November)
• Indonesia Motorcycle Show (IMOS) (BSD City, October)
• Istanbul Auto Show
• Manila International Auto Show (Manila, April)^[4]
• Osaka Auto Messe (Osaka, February^[5]
• Pakistan Auto Show (Karachi, Lahore)
• Philippine International Motor Show (Pasay, August)^[6]
• Phnom Penh Auto Show (March) ^[7]
• Seoul Mobility Show
• Shanghai Motor Show aka Auto Shanghai (Biennial)
• Thailand International Motor Expo (December)
• Thrissur Motor Show (India)
• Tokyo Auto Salon (Tokyo, January)
• Tokyo Motor Show (October–November)
• Vietnam Motor Show (October)^[8]

Europe

• Athens International Motor Show, Athens
• Auto Mobil International (AMI Leipzig), (Leipzig, Germany)^[9]
• AutoRAI, Amsterdam
• Autosport International (Birmingham, United Kingdom, January)
• Azerbaijan International Automotive Exhibition
• Barcelona International Motor Show, Barcelona (May - biennial)
• Bologna Motor Show
• British International Motor Show
• Brussels Motor Show
• Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille (June - biennial)
• Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este
• Essen Motor Show
• European Motor Show, (Brussels Motor Show), (Brussels)
• Full of the Pipe truck show, Ireland
• Geneva Motor Show (Salon International de l'Auto) (March)
• Goodwood Festival of Speed
• Helsinki Motor Show, Helsinki, Finland
• International Motor Show Germany (IAA), Munich (September - biennial)
• Istanbul Auto Show
• London Motorfair (1977-1991)
• London Motor Show
• London Motorexpo, Canary Wharf
• Madrid Motor Show, Madrid (May) (biennial)
• Michelin Challenge Bibendum
• Mille Miglia
• Mondial de l'Automobile, Paris, (September–October - biennial) (English: Paris Motor Show)
• Power Big Meet
• Rallyday
• The Commercial Vehicle Show, (Birmingham)
• Truckfest, United Kingdom

Latin America

• Salón Internacional del Automóvil México (Mexico City, Mexico) - (September–October)
• São Paulo International Motor Show, (Salão International do Automóvel de São Paulo), (São Paulo, Brazil) - (October–November)
• Autoclasica , (Buenos Aires, Argentina) - (October)

North America

• Alabama International Auto Show (Birmingham, Alabama)
• Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance (Amelia Island, Florida)
• Arizona International Auto Show (Phoenix, Arizona)
• Canadian International Auto Show (Toronto, Ontario)
• Cleveland Auto Show (Cleveland, Ohio)
• Chicago Auto Show
• Detroit Autorama (Detroit, Michigan)
• First Hawaiian Motor Con (Honolulu)
• Fleetwood Country Cruize-In Auto Show (London, Ontario)
• Hot Import Nights (various venues)
• Houston Auto Show
• LA Auto Show
• Memphis International Auto Show (Memphis, Tennessee)
• Miami International Auto Show (Miami, Florida)
• Milwaukee Auto Show^[10]
• Moab Jeep Safari, (Moab, Utah)
• Montreal International Auto Show (Montreal, Quebec)
• Nashville International Auto Show (Nashville, Tennessee)
• New England International Auto Show (Boston, Massachusetts)
• New England Summer Nationals (Worcester, Massachusetts)
• Newport Concours d'Elegance
• New York International Auto Show
• North American International Auto Show (Detroit, Michigan)
• North Texas Auto Expo (Dallas, Texas)
• OC Auto Show (Anaheim, California)^[11]
• Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
• Pennsylvania Auto Show (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania)
• Philadelphia Auto Show
• Pittsburgh International Auto Show
• Portland International Auto Show
• Powerama Motoring Expo (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada; defunct)
• Rick Ross Car Show (Fayette County, Georgia)
• Salon de l'auto de Québec (Quebec City)
• Salon International de l’Auto de Montréal
• San Francisco International Auto Show
• Scarsdale Concours d'Elegance (Scarsdale, New York)
• Seattle International Auto Show
• Sevenstock (Irwindale, California)
• Texas Auto Show (Dallas)
• Ultimate Motorhead Show (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania)
• Vancouver International Auto Show (Vancouver, British Columbia)
• Washington, D.C. Auto Show
• Woodward Dream Cruise (Oakland County, Michigan, August)

Oceania

• Australian International Motor Show, (Sydney Motor Show), (Sydney), (Melbourne)
• Melbourne International Motor Show, (Melbourne)

Defunct Auto Shows

• Teamwork & Technology: For Today and Tomorrow, (New York City, New York)
• Great West Truck Show (Las Vegas, Nevada)

See also

• Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d'Automobiles
• Green vehicle motor show

References

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Auto & motor show circuit

Annual

• CES (Jan)
• Chicago (Feb)
• Toronto (Feb)
• Geneva (March)
• New York (March/April)
• Bangkok (March/April)
• Jakarta (April/May)
• London (May)
• Milano/Monza (June)
• South Tangerang (July/Aug)
• Melbourne/Sydney (July/Oct)
• Detroit (Sept)
• Los Angeles (Nov/Dec)

Biennial

Odd years	Seoul (April) Shanghai (April) Munich (Sept/Oct) Tokyo (Nov/Dec)
Even years	Delhi (Jan) Beijing (April/May) Moscow (Aug/Sept) Hanover (Sept/Oct) Paris (Sept/Oct) São Paulo (Oct/Nov)

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