The Vancouver International Auto Show, branded as the Elevate experience, will run March 25 to March 29 at the Vancouver Convention Centre, with more than 200 vehicles from over 30 brands on display.
The show will cover about 28,000 square metres and include a mix of production vehicles, concept models and motorsport displays, with several Canadian debuts planned.
Among them are Chevrolet’s Corvette CX concept and CX.R race variant, along with Formula 1 display cars from Audi and Cadillac.
The Vancouver International Auto Show, branded as the Elevate experience, will run March 25 to March 29 at the Vancouver Convention Centre, with more than 200 vehicles from over 30 brands on display.
The show will cover about 28,000 square metres and include a mix of production vehicles, concept models and motorsport displays, with several Canadian debuts planned.
Among them are Chevrolet’s Corvette CX concept and CX.R race variant, along with Formula 1 display cars from Audi and Cadillac.
An HF-11 hypercar will also be featured, including an exposed structure display, with founders Nikita and Iliya Bridan scheduled to attend.
Eric Nicholl, executive director of the Vancouver International Auto Show, says in a release, “This is a milestone year for the Vancouver International Auto Show, with the return of several major manufacturers and a sold-out show floor that reflects the strength of the automotive market in British Columbia.”
Electric and hybrid vehicles will be a major part of the event. A test-drive program will include battery electric, plug-in hybrid and hybrid models from a range of manufacturers.
The show will also include themed feature areas such as Supercar Eleganza and Elite Dream Machines, along with displays focused on motorsport and collector vehicles.
Automakers, dealer groups and performance brands will be represented across the show floor, which is sold out for the 2026 event.
