Anyone who regularly attends the North American International Auto Show at Cobo Center can attest to the Arctic-like temperatures that often accompany the show.
Come 2020, that changes.
The show moves to an early June start, letting carmakers move exhibits and activities outside of Cobo and into locations around the city, The Detroit News reports. It will also give out-of-town attendees an opportunity to explore Detroit more.
“Our show is undergoing its most significant transformation in the last three decades,” executive director Rod Alberts says in a handout. “Detroit will continue to be a global stage for some of the world’s most significant and iconic vehicle reveals, and host an unparalleled international audience of media and key industry influencers.”
