The Beloved Detroit Auto Show (AKA North American International Auto Show) Has a New Look
But wait, the North American International Auto Show (Detroit Auto Show) always takes place in winter, right?
This year, the 2022 North American International Auto Show is taking place Sunday, September 17 through Sunday, September 25. That’s right, that’s September. Not January like it’s always been. This means that the show will have lovelier weather for its attendees, and even some outdoor displays.
The program for media was shorter this year than in recent memory, but we’ll share the news with you over the next few days. What can you expect to see? Besides the President, because he was already here and gone.
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The North American International Auto Show has new Electric Vehicles from Chevrolet
Exciting news comes from Chevrolet regarding their future electric lineup. We were excited to learn there will be a new electric Chevrolet Blazer for 2024. There are also plans for an electric Equinox and Silverado! These vehicles will be on the show floor for attendees to explore.
Stellantis’ Brands were Announcing Gas-Powered Cars, Starting with Chrysler
Chrysler announced their new 300C will have limited quantities available in 2023. This will be the final round of production for the 300C, and it will have a V8. Believe it or not, the 300C has had an 18 year run! Pricing will start at $55,000.
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Dodge has a bunch of special editions of its favorite cars, ensuring gasoline-powered engines are available in knockout trims and special equipment.
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Jeep is bringing Camp Jeep to the North American International Auto Show, which is a fun way to get familiar with Jeeps and their capabilities. It always feels like a roller coaster ride in a Wrangler on the fun indoor track! Also, in a nod to Jeep owner’s favorite pastime (besides off-roading) known as “ducking,” Jeep has a giant rubber duck out on the plaza. Ducking is where one Jeep owner leaves a rubber duck on another owner’s Jeep. It’s such an insider thing, and we are here for it.
Also, if the weather is hot, there will be “dessert rated” ice cream available on opening weekend. Flavors include Snazzberry (named for a Jeep paint color), 4xe (lemon flavors with chocolate covered pop rocks), and Mud Terrain (chocolate, matcha marshmallows, and more).
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Ford Loves Their Ponies, and They Know you do, Too.
And who can blame them? There was an unveiling of the 7th Generation Mustang, as well as a special Dark Horse edition of the Mustang. We are so excited to share more about these two gorgeous cars!
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Lincoln Has a Gorgeous Concept Car
We don’t always get a look at the future of a brand’s models. There are so many electric cars being launched that concept cars don’t get center stage. That’s why we love Lincoln. Bringing the future’s Lincoln Star concept to us today.
2022 North American Car, Truck, and Utility Vehicle of the Year Winners!
Ford won big for 2022, with the Maverick winning for Truck of the Year, and the Bronco winning Utility Vehicle of the Year. These cars are on display at the show. Additionally, NACTOY (the consortium of journalists voting for the honors) announced their semifinalists. 10 cars, 3 trucks, and 13 SUV’s have gotten nods and will move on to the next round of driving and voting for the 2023 awards.
There is a lot to see and do at the North American International Auto Show. We will have more details and updates soon!
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