The show returns to January as a more humble regional show. There are still concepts to ogle and big tracks so you can test your favorites.

The beloved Detroit Auto Show is returning to its January schedule this year. If you plan on attending, here are some things you should know.

Detroit is gearing up for the auto show with a media preview and charity preview before the show opens to the public this weekend. Also Friday, the winners of the North American Car Truck and Utility Vehicle of the Year will be announced.

An air of optimism among automakers that 2025 will be a strong sales year sought to overcome the subtext of lingering uncertainty surrounding the incoming presidential administration as the Detroit Auto Show returned to its January roots.

The Detroit Auto Show returns to its traditional January time slot this weekend with more than 20 auto brands and four immersive track experiences awaiting showgoers. Show organizers announced last year that the event was returning in January to Huntington Place after taking place in the fall in recent years.

The Detroit Auto Show is finally here, and there’s quite a few things to check out. The show kicked off with a media day and charity preview on Friday, Jan. 10. The internationally-recognized vehicle showcase will officially open to the general public on Jan.

At the Historic Fort Wayne site in Detroit, the Detroit Historical Society preserves vintage vehicles from former auto shows and other special artifacts dating back decades.