Geneva Motor Show is indeed one of the most if not the most significant car shows in the automotive world itself. The event has been forefronted every year for over eighty years since the creation of the car. Every year, it is visited by numerous people: pros, journalists, traders, manufacturers, and motor maniacs. Last year, the event counted 600,000 visitors, and 180 exhibitors were exhibiting. The event has been spreading like fire through the last decade, thus adding new highlights that can’t be easily found anywhere else.

The 2021 Geneva Motor Show will take place between 4-14 March 2021, in Switzerland. The event tickets start at 16 CHF. The visitors to the event can expect to see almost everything related to the automobile industry, including EVs, hydrogen cars, solar mobiles, car parts, tuned cars, supercars, concept cars, accessories, and body parts.

As someone who is exhibiting at the event you can expect to:

Grow your professional network by meeting with others in the industry all under one roof. The Geneva car shows attract audiences worldwide.
Build up a brand reputation as all the famous car manufacturers, including Aston Martin, Mercedes, Toyota, Bentley, exhibit and unveil their models regularly in the Geneva car show.
Perfect opportunity to unveil and release now models and products to the world as the global media also attend these events and products can go viral in a short time to create a buzz and boost sales.

As someone attending the event as a visitor can expect to:

See and experience the latest car models and technology first-hand than anyone else.
Network with professionals and other enthusiasts all over the globe.
Enjoy the wide range of automobile on display, good photo opportunity 😉
There are many great restaurants and hotels near buy which will make you stay enjoyable. Bar’s offer special discounts for the show visitors.

Due to the current global health crisis situation the 2020 Geneva Motor Show has been cancelled. This will result in the models planned to be launched this year to be moved next year in 2021. Some of the key highlights for next year will be