Frankfurt Motor Show
The Frankfurt Motor Show, founded in 1897, is the world's first international auto show and the world's largest auto show, known as the "Olympic Games" of the world's auto industry. The exhibition time is usually held in mid-September and is held once a year. Cars and commercial wheels are on display.
The vehicles on display mainly include cars, sports cars, commercial vehicles, special vehicles, modified cars and auto parts. In addition, in order to cooperate with the auto show, Germany also held exhibitions of classic cars of different sizes.
The Frankfurt Motor Show, formerly known as the Berlin Motor Show, was founded in 1897 and moved to Frankfurt in 1951. Every year, cars and commercial wheels are on display. The Frankfurt Motor Show is the largest auto show in the world and is known as the “Car Olympics”. The Frankfurt International Motor Show, which is held every two years, is generally scheduled to take place in mid-September for a period of two weeks. The exhibitors are mainly from Europe, the United States and Japan, especially in Europe. Frankfurt is located in Germany, and the nature of the protagonist is a German company, which seems to be the same as the regionality of the Detroit Auto Show and the Tokyo Motor Show. Germany is the birthplace of Hyundai Motors. It is the home of Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, and Audi's established companies. The Frankfurt Motor Show is a good opportunity for them to show their talents.