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The Motor Show is back!

Every 2 years, and to the great delight of enthusiasts, the world's largest motor show will be held at the Paris Expo centre between 4th and 19th October 2014. Last year, the number of visitors reached 1.2 million, an attendance record which will probably be broken again this year.

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The Motor Show is back!

Every 2 years, and to the great delight of enthusiasts, the world’s largest motor show will be held at Paris Expo between 4th and 19th October 2014.

Last year, the number of visitors reached** 1.2 million**, an attendance record which will probably be broken again this year.

The cars on display come from across the globe. You will find luxury city cars, hyper-sports cars, electric vehicles… As well as the latest generation cars, you can access historical exhibitions and the “Automobile and Fashion” exhibition. Night-time entry tickets are also available for sale for night owls.

Automotive professionals will all be gathered for this occasion to share their trade and passion with you. The perfect opportunity to discuss mechanics with equipment suppliers, manufacturers and sales staff, and why not even try out the cars that impressed you the most? BMW, Courb, Eon, Kia, Mercedes, Nissan, Renault, Smart and Tesla are among the manufacturers who will let you try out cars in the park and in Paris.

So don’t miss the opportunity to discover the automotive novelties that are sure to amaze you. There is something for every taste: luxury cars, electric vehicles, concept cars and of course timeless classics. To mention just a few of the show’s exclusivities, there will be Infiniti’s new electric car “LE concept”, the Porsche Carrera 4 and 4S, the new Dacia Logan, the Chevrolet Tru 140S Concept, the Subaru BRZ and the 4th generation Renault Clio.

The show is set to be one of the major Parisian events of the year and everything is done to accommodate the flow of over one million visitors. Air France and SNCF have also put reduced-price tickets on sale for show visitors.

Adult entry is £14, £8 for under 25s and free for children under 10.

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