2025 New York International Auto Show Celebrates 125th Anniversary
The 2025 New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) has officially closed its doors after an electrifying week of cutting-edge vehicles, groundbreaking debuts, and unforgettable experiences. Marking its 125th anniversary, this year’s show proved that live auto expos remain as relevant and thrilling as ever, drawing massive crowds, extensive media coverage, and one of the most successful ride-and-drive programs in the event’s history.
Held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan, the 2025 NYIAS was a testament to the rapid evolution of the automotive industry. Attendees were treated to an impressive lineup of:
Next-Gen Electric Vehicles (EVs) – Major automakers unveiled their latest advancements in battery technology, range efficiency, and autonomous driving.
Concept Cars & Futuristic Designs – Bold, never-before-seen prototypes hinted at the future of mobility.
Performance & Luxury Models – Supercars, hypercars, and premium luxury vehicles turned heads on the show floor.
Hybrid & Sustainable Tech – With a growing focus on eco-friendly transportation, many brands highlighted their commitment to sustainability.
One of the biggest highlights of this year’s show was the ride-and-drive experience, allowing attendees to test drive the newest models on closed courses and city streets. From high-performance EVs to rugged off-road SUVs, the hands-on opportunities were a major draw, with lines stretching for hours.
Mark Schienberg, President of the New York Auto Show, reflected on the event’s success stating, “We couldn’t be prouder of how the public responded. The energy on the show floor, the excitement around test drives, and the increased attention from the press and industry insiders made this one of the most memorable shows we’ve had in a long time.”
The 2025 NYIAS wasn’t just a hit with car enthusiasts—it also dominated headlines. Major automotive publications, tech blogs, and mainstream news outlets covered the event extensively, with live reveals, expert panels, and behind-the-scenes looks at the latest innovations. Social media buzzed with viral moments, from surprise celebrity appearances to jaw-dropping vehicle unveilings.
As the show wrapped up, organizers extended their gratitude to everyone who made the 125th anniversary celebration possible in a statement:
“Thank you to the media, all our exhibitors, partners, and supporters, and most importantly, the car-loving attendees, for making our 125th Anniversary Show such a phenomenal success. We can't wait to see you again next year!”
With this year’s record-breaking turnout and overwhelming enthusiasm, the 2026 New York International Auto Show is already shaping up to be another must-attend event. Whether you’re a die-hard car fan, a tech enthusiast, or just looking for an exciting day out, NYIAS continues to set the standard for auto shows worldwide.
