The wait is over for car enthusiasts in Philadelphia - The Philadelphia Auto Show is back and set to take center stage at the Pennsylvania Convention Center from January 31st through February 8th, 2026. For nine action-packed days, visitors will get to witness a vast array of vehicles on display, including luxury sedans, rugged SUVs, electric models, and concept cars.
The show promises an immersive experience with numerous hands-on activities that attendees can participate in as part of the Ride & Drive program, which is included with admission. The program features interactive experiences like the e-Track where visitors can take a spin in electric vehicles, including a high-end track featuring luxury electrified models. Another highlight for off-road enthusiasts will be Camp Jeep's indoor obstacle course, where fans can test their skills on steep inclines and uneven terrain.
Car enthusiasts, however, are in for a treat as they get to explore Custom Alley, a section of the show dedicated to custom builds and modified vehicles. Local shops and car clubs will showcase their creations, offering attendees a glimpse into the world of automotive customization.
Beyond the main exhibits, themed nights and special events have been scheduled throughout the week. On Friday, January 30th, an exclusive Black Tie Tailgate event kicks off the show, with proceeds benefiting Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Technician Appreciation Night is set for Tuesday, February 3rd, while First Responders Night will offer free admission to all first responders on Friday, February 6th.
Admission tickets range from $12 for children aged 7-12 to $20 for adults, with seniors and military members receiving a discounted rate of $15. Children under six years old can attend for free when accompanied by a ticketed adult. It is recommended that visitors purchase their tickets in advance as the on-site box office only accepts cash.
The show will run from January 31st to February 8th, with doors opening at 10 am on weekends and noon on weekdays. To cap off an exciting week of automotive excitement, the show will wrap up on Sunday, February 8th, with doors closing at 6 pm.
Mark your calendars for what promises to be an electrifying experience - The Philadelphia Auto Show is back in town!
The show promises an immersive experience with numerous hands-on activities that attendees can participate in as part of the Ride & Drive program, which is included with admission. The program features interactive experiences like the e-Track where visitors can take a spin in electric vehicles, including a high-end track featuring luxury electrified models. Another highlight for off-road enthusiasts will be Camp Jeep's indoor obstacle course, where fans can test their skills on steep inclines and uneven terrain.
Car enthusiasts, however, are in for a treat as they get to explore Custom Alley, a section of the show dedicated to custom builds and modified vehicles. Local shops and car clubs will showcase their creations, offering attendees a glimpse into the world of automotive customization.
Beyond the main exhibits, themed nights and special events have been scheduled throughout the week. On Friday, January 30th, an exclusive Black Tie Tailgate event kicks off the show, with proceeds benefiting Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Technician Appreciation Night is set for Tuesday, February 3rd, while First Responders Night will offer free admission to all first responders on Friday, February 6th.
Admission tickets range from $12 for children aged 7-12 to $20 for adults, with seniors and military members receiving a discounted rate of $15. Children under six years old can attend for free when accompanied by a ticketed adult. It is recommended that visitors purchase their tickets in advance as the on-site box office only accepts cash.
The show will run from January 31st to February 8th, with doors opening at 10 am on weekends and noon on weekdays. To cap off an exciting week of automotive excitement, the show will wrap up on Sunday, February 8th, with doors closing at 6 pm.
Mark your calendars for what promises to be an electrifying experience - The Philadelphia Auto Show is back in town!
! Like, can u imagine getting to see all those sick ride custom builds and testing out the e-Track on electric vehicles? 
And omg, Camp Jeep's obstacle course is going to be SO much fun for off-road enthusiasts! 
It's also awesome that they're doing some cool events like Technician Appreciation Night and First Responders Night - gotta support our heroes and car techs right? 
Anyway, make sure to cop those tickets ASAP because I heard the on-site box office only takes cash 
. Can't wait for this show to go down!
cant wait for them to unveil that new electric supercar 
but seriously, custom alley is gonna be fire 
gotta see those sick modified rides on display 
i'm stoked they're bringing back the philly auto show! but, like, has anyone thought about making it more eco-friendly? all those electric and modified vehicles are cool and all, but what about the carbon footprint of the entire event? can't we just reduce, reuse, recycle instead of adding to the chaos? 
. give me something more low-key, you know? and btw, who's paying for all these fancy events? it seems kinda exclusive 
i mean whats not to love? luxury sedans, rugged SUVs, electric models... and all the custom builds and modified vehicles?! Custom Alley is literally going to blow my mind 
i need to get myself to Philly ASAP so i can see all these amazing rides in person 
and the Black Tie Tailgate event? that sounds like a night out with my friends 
only a week to go till the show opens... count me in 
. And, FREE admission for first responders? Can't thank you enough, Philly Auto Show 
. Tickets are gonna sell out fast, so get 'em while they're hot 
. More people going to see and buy overpriced cars just because it's on display? It's just gonna contribute to more congestion on the roads and pollution in our air 
. I mean, what's the real benefit here besides making a quick buck for the car makers? Let's focus on sustainable transportation options instead of just hyping up some fancy new cars 
. This is gonna be a wild ride, I can feel it 
. And that Ride & Drive program sounds so much fun! 
Plus, supportin a good cause like Children's Hospital of Philly? 
Let's get this auto show party started!!