looking at the future of cars at the detroit auto show - outdoor display

Next week, the most important auto show in North America will be held in Detroit.
North American International Auto Show (NAIAS)
Opened to the public in January.
From the 19 th to the 27 th, I will cover the media preview day on Monday and Tuesday, January. 14 and 15.
Automakers use the venue to showcase their latest products and will have more than 750 cars on display.
About 800,000 people attend each year.
Executives from around the world attended.
Detroit has more than $0. 4 billion in economic impact.
Detroit has held auto shows every winter since 1907. since 1989, the Detroit auto show has been recognized as the international auto show of the year, with Lexus and Infiniti brands entering the North American market.
Dozens of cars have made their debut in Detroit over the years, including: buick Encore, Chevrolet Cruz, Dodge Caliber, Dodge Darts, Ford Edge, Ford Fusion, Honda Ridgeline, Toyota Prius c and Toyota Venza, as well as revival versions of the Volkswagen Beetle and Ford Thunderbird.
NAIAS also showed for the first time the familiar models of dozens of newer versions.
The Detroit auto show is also the place for automakers to showcase concept cars.
Sometimes these vehicles are put into production, and sometimes they show the upcoming technical and styling features --
Sometimes they are just the future cars of their dreams.
These include: ac song NSX, Chevrolet Bolt, Chrysler Crossfire, Dodge VIP snake, Plymouth Walker, and the revival version of Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger.
I will be one of about 5,000 auto reporters from more than 50 countries covering the exhibition at Cobo Hall.
When I reported on NAIAS in previous years, Joe Louis Arena, right next door, was also used for some vehicle repairs.
In addition to cars, there will be a lot of displays about the latest car technology.
Part of NAIAS is the car.
D, car manufacturers and suppliers
There are more than 90 in total
Will show the future of mobile.
Displays will include things like on-
Semi-autonomous demand ride service
Trucks, warning systems to protect cars from cyber attacks, to prevent crashes, flying cars, reserved parking spaces through the app, charging stations for electric cars and small and medium-sized carsmarket cities.
There are five companies in Canada participating: alchemy in kidina, Ontario will show the coating to provide scratch resistance and scratch resistance
Freeze to fight against snow.
HiHo Mobility in Waterloo, Ontario will show how the shared work fleet can reduce costs and reduce pollution.
Jops in Toronto generates maps to optimize the operation of driverless cars.
• Pitstop in Toronto is cloud-
Use fleet information to help predict vehicle failures based on the platform.
Weather remote information processing
The data from Toronto allows driverless cars to operate safely in bad weather.
On Monday morning, the announcement of the three major awards kicked off the media preview --
North American Car, truck and utility car awards of the year.
Honda Accord, Lincoln Navigator and Volvo XC 60 were the winners last year.
About 30 cars are expected this year.
Including the new Cadillac xt2 luxury three-
Infiniti QX concept of inspiration Ford Braun SUV row SUV (Electric SUV)
Lexus rc f luxury performance coupe, Ram Heavy pickup, Subaru wrx sti S209, Toyota Supra sport Coupe and Volkswagen Passet sedan.
30 will be about half less than last year.
Despite the huge size and influence of NAIAS, its impact has been declining in recent years.
With so many debuts at the Detroit auto show, automakers sometimes find their products lost in the crowd.
As a result, some companies have decided to show their latest cars at the Los Angeles motor show in November each year, thus achieving success at the Detroit motor show.
In addition, some companies have found it more valuable to show their latest technology at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
In Las Vegas every January.
Some automakers just don't think it's worth showing at the Detroit auto show.
BMW, Mercedes and Audi, for example, decided to skip this year's auto show.
These are some of the reasons why Detroit auto show organizers will postpone the annual show in January to June from next year.
This made this year's performance the last match in winter.
The exhibition in June 2020 will be extended to include outdoor exhibitions.
Organizers say it will be more of a festival
Types of events, more live entertainment, food and guest presentations about the future of the automotive industry.
But organizers say it will not change that Detroit will continue to attract international auto journalists on this world's leading car sales stage to showcase new developments in the automotive industry.