NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW
The NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW, commonly referred to as the “New York Auto Show”, was founded in 1900 and is the oldest and largest auto show in North America.
The NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW was first held in 1900. It was initially held at the New York Arena. From 1956 to 1987, it was held at the Jacob Javits Convention and Exhibition Center. Its main exhibitors are the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association (GNYADA) and the International Automotive Press Association (IMPA).
NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW The latest models released by many manufacturers around the world are gathered at this exhibition, and various new electric vehicles have become the highlights. It showcases the latest technologies from across the automotive industry and is a truly international event for automotive industry technology and services.
Exhibition address: Javits Convention and Exhibition Center, New York
Sponsoring organization:New York Auto Show Organizing Committee
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Hold cycle:Once a year
Exhibition space:12,000 square meters
Number of exhibitors:1100
Number of visitors:100,000 visitors
Things to note:Exhibition time and location are subject to change, so please confirm before attending.
car:Passenger cars, utility vehicles and special vehicles, different types of concept cars
Parts:Various automotive parts, assemblies, modules and systems; various automobile manufacturing equipment and processing equipment; various inspection, testing, computer development and design instruments and equipment and application technologies; technologies and products for the automotive industry
Automotive supplies:Environmental protection technologies and products for the automotive industry; various automotive supplies and decorative parts; various automotive smart grid products;
