The Bucharest Auto Show& Accessories 2024 will take place from October 1 to 6 2024, at Romexpo, this year's edition bringing to the fore conceptmodels, national premieres and novelties of the 2024 - 2025 season, as well as special offers from participating companies. This year's edition brings to the fore concept models, national premieres and novelties of the 2024 - 2025 season, as well as the special offers of the participating companies, belonging to the following brands: Alfa Romeo, BMW, Fiat, Ford, Hyundai, Honda, INEOS Grenadier, Jeep, Kia, LeapMotor, Maserati, Mazda, Mercedes Benz, MG, MINI, Mitshubishi, SsangYong, Subaru, Suzuki and Toyota. SUV ars will also be preset at SAB, iporter of the brands: DFSK E5, SFSK Fengon 600, BAIC BJ60 and SWM G03F Tiger.Allview Auto will exhibit innovative electric vehicles at SAB, including the CityZEN model, an 100% electric vehicle. MaxxMobility will be present with the Geely and Lynk&Co brands, while the AutoVision company will present the new Microlino. Electric mobility also has a strong presence at this edition of SAB & Accessories 2024, thus maintaining the trend of development and expansion of this increasignly important segment in the global automotive industry. Numerous exhibiting companies present electric vehicles, from cars and scooters to electric bicycles, alongside charging stations and state-of-the-art technologies presented by numerous leading exhibiting companies. At the same time, at SAB&Accessories, over 600 brands from the field of equipment, self-service, laundromats, parts, accessories and services in the field will be exhibited, these being represented on an interior and exterior surface of over 7,000square meters, and motocycle enthusiasts have the opportunity to discover the range of two-wheeled products offered by Honda Moto, SUNRA and Automobile Bavaria. Last but not least, at Bucharest Auto Show& Accessories there will be an area with unique or very rare historical cars, organised by the Vintage Automobile Club. The event will take place in Pavilion B2 Romexpo and the adjacent outdoor area. Tickets can be purchased online, from the website www.bilet.ro and are valid for any day of the event between October 1 and 6 or directly from the ticket offices located at the entrance throughout the duration of the show.The ticket price is 70 lei.
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