This year's New York International Auto Show will draw consumers to the Jacob Javits Convention Center through April 16 to experience first hand what their favorite auto manufacturers have to offer.
As consumers continue to feel the pinch of increased vehicle prices, the conversation with manufacturers will undoubtedly revolve around what consumers can afford and whether now is the time to transition to EV. As the 123rd Auto Show begins, carmakers bring their entire lineups in hopes of attracting consumers to alternative options.
With more than 83,000 square feet of indoor EV fun, the show's first-floor test track allows consumers to slip behind the wheel and test drive their favorite manufacturers' EV products. Signed up this year are Chevrolet, Volkswagen, Nissan, Kia and BMW. Additionally, there will be an array of exhibitors to discuss all things EV. On Level 1 the Saratoga Auto Museum will have classics on display as well as a hometown heroes section that is filled with police, fire and other eye-catching displays to witness.
