New York International Auto Show

The organizer produces the annual New York International Auto Show. Publicly available official materials identify this as its principal and clearly documented event; the show is owned and operated by the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association.

The flagship event is the New York International Auto Show, held annually at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. The 2026 exhibitor documentation lists the public show for April 3–12, 2026.

Companies interested in exhibiting should use the official Become an Exhibitor or Contact Us channels. The exhibitor page lists Laura at laura@autoshowny.com and 718-746-5300; the general contact page lists info@autoshowny.com for exhibiting, sponsorship, and show questions.

Visitors should use the official show website to review the relevant edition, purchase or access admission, and follow the event’s visitor instructions. The official FAQ is the organizer’s primary source for visitor policies and practical questions.

The organizer’s headquarters are the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association offices at 18-10 Whitestone Expressway, Whitestone, New York 11357.

General inquiries can be sent to info@autoshowny.com or directed to 718-746-5300. Exhibitor inquiries can be sent to laura@autoshowny.com at the same telephone number.

The event is centered on the New York metropolitan area and is hosted in Manhattan, but its exhibitor and audience reach extends beyond the region through participation by automotive manufacturers, technology companies, dealers, media, and consumers. The official sources specifically document the New York venue and GNYADA operating base.

Automotive manufacturers and brands, dealers, mobility and automotive technology companies, suppliers, sponsors, media, and consumer-facing exhibitors are the most relevant participant groups. The official exhibitor, marketing, and press materials document exhibit, sponsorship, and publicity pathways.

The show’s heritage dates to 1900, making it the oldest automobile show in North America according to the organizer. Its historical milestones include the first auto-show appearance of Henry Ford’s Model T in 1909.