About this expo
The Detroit Auto Show, formerly known as the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), is an annual automotive event organized by North American International Auto Show LLC, held at Huntington Place in downtown Detroit, United States. Specific areas within the venue include the Grand Riverview Ballroom and the Huntington Place Atrium. The show serves as both a professional forum and a cultural event, reflecting the full spectrum of today's automotive landscape.\n\nCore exhibit areas span brand-defining vehicles, product ride-and-drives, dynamic experiential activations, emerging technologies, startups in the automotive and mobility space, EV platforms, software-driven mobility solutions, and performance vehicles rooted in motorsports and muscle-car tradition. The event serves automakers, suppliers, media, and automotive enthusiasts, and also focuses on talent cultivation among the next generation, with participation from universities and high schools.\n\nThe show's concurrent programming includes Industry & Media Preview Days, a Charity Preview, Public Days, AutoMobili-D (AMD), the Mobility Global Forum, and the Future Leaders Forum.
Highlights
5 items- Formerly known as the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS); organized by North American International Auto Show LLC
- Held at Huntington Place in downtown Detroit, United States; event areas include the Grand Riverview Ballroom and Huntington Place Atrium
- Exhibit areas include EV platforms, software-driven mobility solutions, emerging technologies, and performance vehicles
- Targets automakers, suppliers, media, enthusiasts, universities, and high schools
- Concurrent programs include Industry & Media Preview Days, AutoMobili-D (AMD), Mobility Global Forum, and Future Leaders Forum
FAQ
5 questionsWhere is the Detroit Auto Show held?+
The Detroit Auto Show is held at Huntington Place in downtown Detroit, United States. Specific event areas include the Grand Riverview Ballroom and the Huntington Place Atrium.
Who organizes the Detroit Auto Show?+
The event is organized by North American International Auto Show LLC.
What was the Detroit Auto Show formerly called?+
The Detroit Auto Show was formerly known as the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS).
What types of vehicles and technologies are exhibited?+
Exhibit areas include brand-defining vehicles, EV platforms, software-driven mobility solutions, emerging technologies, startups in the automotive and mobility space, and performance vehicles rooted in motorsports and muscle-car tradition.
What concurrent programs run alongside the Detroit Auto Show?+
Concurrent programs include Industry & Media Preview Days, Charity Preview, Public Days, AutoMobili-D (AMD), the Mobility Global Forum, and the Future Leaders Forum.