Returning after two pandemic-forced cancellations in 2021 and 2022, the 50th anniversary AutoShow set four daily attendance records, including the record for the largest single-day audience in the history of the Show

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the AutoShow has been a showcase of automotive excellence and innovation, from the latest models offered by some of the world’s biggest automotive brands to the newest EVs that are leading to an electrified future

The AutoShow’s automotive brands have brought a solid lineup of performance sports cars to the 2023 AutoShow, a blend of muscle, sleek design and straight up power to tear up the streets.

Canadian International AutoShow President Michael Eatson is enjoying a special experience with the return of the event after a pandemic-forced hiatus.

The Hon. François-Philippe Champagne spends time with various manufacturers and visits special features

The Canadian automotive industry has a “generational opportunity” ahead of it as the electrification of the sector continues

This week, the AutoShow hosted 45 students from five Toronto-Area high schools as part of the Accelerate Auto program

When people are faced with mobility issues, having a vehicle they can drive — or at least get around in — is vital to ensure a good quality of life

As the automotive industry continues towards electrification, there remain questions about what the electric vehicle future is going to look like. The answers can be found at Electric City.

The Canadian International AutoShow has staked its place as the premier showcase for cars, trucks and other vehicles in the Canadian market.

The slow pace of Toronto traffic gave Frank Stronach the idea to produce small-sized EVs for street and road usage, similar to bicycles.

It took 10 months to develop and build and more than 8,000 manhours using more than 400,000 LEGO® TechnicTM plastic rods and parts to accomplish the replica.