Geneva Motor Show

WHERE: Geneva, Switzerland
WHEN: from 28 February to 03 March 2024

After a 3-year hiatus, Geneva once again opens the doors to one of the most important European events dedicated to four wheels: the International Motor Show.

Born way back in 1905, the festival is now in its 91st edition.
An event awaited by all enthusiasts, which will be hosted from 26 February to 03 March 2024.

The Geneva Motor Show is the right opportunity to discover the news and all the previews of the cars that will circulate on European and world roads in the coming months. At the 2024 edition, 150 world premieres will be presented and almost 200 exhibitors and more than 900 vehicles will be present.

An event in which to admire incredible concepts, technical evolutions and new technological solutions in the automotive sector.
All the most important car manufacturers will be hosted inside one of the 7 pavilions of the modern Palexpo, a structure that hosts numerous events including the national team’s Davis Cup competitions and the Supercross.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

HOW TO GET TO THE GENEVA CAR SHOW

The 91st edition of the Motor Show will be hosted at the Palexpo, an immense structure of over 100,000 square metres. Palexpo is well connected with the international airport and the train station.
The first is just over a kilometer away and can also be reached on foot, walking for about 15 minutes. Alternatively, with the bus, you can use lines 5, 23, 50, 54, 59 or 66.

From the center of Geneva you can arrive in less than half an hour with the bus 5. The line, during the period of the Geneva Motor Show, will be strengthened with an express service between Terranova and Place Palexpo.

For those who prefer to arrive independently, the Palexpo has a large car park nearby (P12) with a capacity of around 2800 cars. Other areas are located within a few kilometers of distances. There are also numerous areas available for charging electric vehicles. An excellent infrastructure network allows you to reach Palexpo by car from Switzerland, France and Italy.