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Chicago Auto Show — Chicago 2026
The Chicago Auto Show showcases the latest automotive innovations, focusing on electric vehicles and consumer engagement. It is North America's largest and longest-running auto show.

Dates: February 7–16, 2026
Location: McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois, United States
Event website: https://www.chicagoautoshow.com/
The Chicago Auto Show, held annually in February at McCormick Place, is North America's largest and longest-running auto show, first staged in 1901. This year marks the 118th edition of the event, which features vehicles from numerous manufacturers, highlighting new models and innovations, particularly in the electric vehicle (EV) sector. The show provides a platform for automotive manufacturers to engage with the public, showcasing their latest offerings and technologies.
Visitors can experience the latest vehicles firsthand through indoor test tracks and outdoor test drives, offering ample hands-on opportunities. The event also includes immersive exhibits celebrating Chicago’s vibrant car culture, such as Chi-Town Alley, and showcases the overlanding lifestyle with specialty vehicles and gear for those ready to explore beyond city limits. The Family Zone offers a fun, family-friendly area that entertains kids and immerses them in the auto show excitement.
Tickets for the event are available for purchase, with varied pricing depending on age. The reception to the show has been mixed, with opinions varying on vehicle displays and the inclusion of features like EV test tracks. The Chicago Auto Show not only highlights the latest automotive innovations but also serves as a significant networking opportunity for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike, making it a key event in the automotive calendar.
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