The biggest events in 2025 include the Dubai International Motor Show, Abu Dhabi International Auto Show, Custom Show Emirates, Gulf Concours, Emirates Classic Car Festival, Yas Marina Supercar Festival, EV Auto Show Dubai, and Supercar Madness at Dubai Autodrome.

Most major shows are open to the public and require pre-purchased or on-site tickets. Some industry exhibitions (Automechanika Dubai) focus on trade professionals but may offer public access on certain days.

Many events allow individual enthusiasts, clubs, or collectors to register cars for display, especially at events featuring supercars, classics, or modified/tuned vehicles. Advance online registration is usually required, and some shows have selection criteria for display vehicles.

Leading supercar brands (Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bugatti, McLaren, Porsche, Koenigsegg) are typically showcased alongside classic car collections, electric/hybrid innovations, concept vehicles, and custom/tuned rides. Manufacturers use these events for exclusive regional or global debuts.

Live unveilings, test drives, drift demonstrations, motorsport action, classic/vintage parades, expert talks, entertainment, and children’s areas make these shows interactive and family-friendly. Exotic car parades, concourse competitions, and hypercar displays are show highlights.

Yes, Concours d’Elegance, “Best in Show,” tuning contests, and other judged competitions take place. Awards are given for classics, supercars, modifications, and sometimes crowd favorites.

Event dates are published in annual calendars, automotive club newsletters, and ticketing platforms. Social media and venue websites provide timely updates for schedule changes or special features

Major exhibitions (Dubai International Motor Show, Automechanika Dubai) and specialist shows provide networking pavilions, business lounges, and industry seminars for automotive business professionals.

Major venues offer extensive parking and many are located near hotels or resorts suitable for travelers and long-stay guests.