LA Auto Show Announces Its Comeback Dates

With auto shows canceled and rescheduled and then canceled again over the past twelve months, even the most free-shrimp-loving auto journalists eventually lost hope they'd attend a show this year. However, armed with new vaccines and medicines, hope is returning to the industry. And theLos Angeles Auto Showhas just announced that its 2021 extravaganza will now take place from November 19-28.

Most US auto shows have pushed their dates back to 2022. However, organizers of the Detroit Auto Show will host a smaller show calledMotor Bella in Septemberof this year. Across the pond, the Goodwood Festival of Speed willreturn this summer on July 8-11.

The Chicago Auto Show in February 2020 was the last major event, and while we look forward to attending a car show again, we're only penciling these date into our calendars. Much as we like free shrimp, we're still a long way from being out of the woods regarding the pandemic.

If the LA Show does goes ahead, it will have been two years since the previous event where highlights included Ford debuting the Mustang Mach-E, Audi debuting itse-tron Sportbackwithout camouflage, Hyundaishowing off its RM19 hot hatch concept, andPorsche revealing the 2021 Taycan 4S.