The Detroit Auto Show will be at Huntington Place in January with over 22 car brands. It was moved due to the pandemic. Attendees can see cars from brands like Buick, Ford, Toyota, Jeep, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and more, as stated by Detroit News.
The upcoming event will feature the latest vehicles and four indoor interactive tracks, including the Ford Bronco Built Wild Track with obstacles like Rock Crawl and Tilt Ridge. It will also showcase the Detroit Grand Prix-themed track and the Powering Michigan EV Experience, where attendees can test drive gas-powered, hybrid, and electric vehicles from brands like BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, and Rivian. The event returns to its traditional January timeframe, focusing on car buyers rather than vehicle unveilings, in line with its original purpose, according to Detroit Free Press.
The 2025 Detroit Auto Show will feature a Charity Preview on January 10 with a performance by Flo Rida. Public Show tickets are now available, allowing attendees to see and compare hundreds of vehicles. Karl Zimmerman, chairman of the show, said, “Through this blended automaker and dealer participation, we’re able to give attendees a totally immersive experience in some of the most exciting products available on the market today.” The show will also include The Gallery, an exhibit of luxury and exotic cars from top Detroit-area dealerships. The event aims to offer an interactive experience for visitors and help those looking to buy a new vehicle. More details, including dates and special themes, are available on the official website, as reported by DBusiness.
