Detroit Auto Show Coverage - North American International Auto Show

2018 North American International Auto Show Charity Preview

Ford to Trump: Focus won't be built in US

Ford Motor Company is pushing back against the President following a recent tweet suggesting new tariffs will make it possible for the Ford…

New service fills gap between rentals and owning

When car subscription services rolled out a few years back there were questions: Who does this appeal to? Will the concept stick?

Ford cancels plans for US vehicle due to tariffs

Ford has canceled plans to import its Focus Active crossover to the United States due to tariffs.

Ford unveils Mustang Cobra Jet ahead of WDC

Ford Motor Company unveiled the quickest drag-racing Mustang ever on Thursday, ahead of the Woodward Dream Cruise on Saturday.

Hot Wheels bringing life-size cars to Dearborn

In honor of its 50th anniversary, Hot Wheels is bringing The Hot Wheels Legends Tour to metro Detroit next weekend.

Metro Detroiters remember Sergio Marchionne

Fiat Chrysler plant employees expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Sergio Marchionne, just hours after hearing the news that the auto…

Rock icons KISS announce final tour

After 45 years of rocking and rolling all night, KISS is hanging up the 9-inch boots and wiping off the makeup.

Report: Ticketmaster colluding with scalpers

Ticketmaster stands to make a profit off the ticket resale practice.

DOJ: Texas man sent threatening letters to Swift

A Texas man is accused of sending threatening letters to Taylor Swift's record label, Big Machine Label Group.

Beyoncé, Jay-Z give teen $100K scholarship

The Beyoncé and Jay-Z show in Glendale was a concert of a lifetime for many fans, but for one Valley teen, it was completely…

Fans want NFL to choose performer from Atlanta

It hasn't even been officially announced, but that hasn't stopped the "Misery" over Maroon 5 possibly headlining the Super Bowl LIII halftime…

'Space Jam 2' officially happening with LeBron

More than 20 years after the original film was released and after years of rumors, Space Jam 2 is finally happening starring NBA superstar…

Going to the Show

2018 Detroit Auto Show Dates

January 13: The Gallery
January 14-21: Automobili-D
January 14-16: Media Preview
January 17-18: Industry Preview
January 19: Charity Preview Gala
January 20-28: Open To Public!
January 26: Channel 7 Family Day

2018 Detroit Auto Show Hours

Wed, January 17: Noon - 9 p.m.
Thu, January 18: 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Fri, January 19: 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. (Black-tie)
Sat, January 20 - Sat, January 27: 9 a.m. -10 p.m.
(no admittance after 9 p.m.)
Sun, January 28: 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
(no admittance after 6 p.m.)

Tickets, Parking and More...

Tickets to the Detroit Auto Show are $14 with discounts available for seniors and children ($7 for each). Groups of 30 or more can also purchase discounted tickets at $9.

The show takes place at Detroit's Cobo Center. For parking information and to purchase tickets in advance, visit the official NAIAS website.