Miami International Auto Show

The Miami International Auto Show is returning in Miami Beach for its 54th year, taking over the Miami Beach Convention Center from September 26 to October 5, 2025. The show is one of the largest in the world, covering over a million square feet of exhibit space with a host of never-before-seen cars from some of the world’s most-esteemed automakers.

This year’s show brings back some all-time fan favorites, like the EV Test Track, Camp Jeep and automaker ride and drives. There’ll also be an all-new lineup of classic cars in Memory Lane.

What To Expect at the Miami International Auto Show

The Miami International Auto Show (MIAS) brings 16 different automakers to the shores of Miami Beach. You’ll see prototype cars, new releases and other cutting-edge auto developments from brands like Lucid, Lexus, Toyota, and RAM.

Visitors will have the opportunity to take some of those cars out on the road to see how they perform in real life as part of MIAS’ Ride and Drive Experiences. This year’s experiences will be available with Toyota, Volkswagen and Lucid, with other brands to be announced closer to the show dates.

Those who want to try out the latest in electric vehicles can hit the show’s EV Test Track. The special EV-only driving experience will feature EVs from renowned manufacturers like Cadillac, GMC, Hummer, Buick and Lucid.

Also returning for 2025 is the thrilling Camp Jeep, where the off-road vehicle’s capabilities will be on full display. Visitors can climb inside Jeep Wranglers and Grand Cherokees and drive them across a track full of obstacles and off-road simulations to see what the vehicles can do. This year’s Camp Jeep will also feature Jeep’s electric vehicles, which promise to be just as rugged as their gas-powered predecessors.

A Drive Down Memory Lane

The classic car showcase Memory Lane will feature over 50 vehicles in 2025, including a burgundy 1940 Ford Deluxe sedan with a smooth 221 cubic inch V8 engine. Other Memory Lane highlights will include a 1963 Chevrolet Corvette; 1969 Ford Shelby GT; 1929 Ford Model A Woody; 1985 Rolls Royce Corniche; 1974 De Tomaso Pantera; and other cars spanning nearly the entire 20th century. Memory Lane is produced in conjunction with the Antique Automobile Club of America’s South Florida Region, which holds classic car shows all-year round.

Tickets for the 2025 Miami International Auto Show

Tickets for the 2025 Miami International Auto Show are only available online; there will not be a ticket office at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Adult tickets are $18 per day, children’s (ages 6-12) tickets are $7 and children under 5 get in for free. Miami Beach residents can get a $3 discount on tickets with proof of residence. On September 29 to October 2, tickets for first responders, active-duty military/veterans and seniors are $10. Regular ticket prices for adults from September 29 to October 2 are $12.

The Auto Show is also offering special $50 VIP tickets, which include a limited-edition T-shirt, swag bag, drink ticket and VIP credentials.

Miami International Auto Show Hours

The 2025 Miami International Auto Show will be open during the following hours:

• Friday, September 26: 3-10 p.m.
• Saturday, September 27-Sunday, September 28: 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
• Monday, September 29-Thursday, October 2: 2-9 p.m.
• Friday, October 3: 2-10 p.m.
• Saturday, October 4: 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
• Sunday, October 5: 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

Parking Information for the Miami International Auto Show

The Miami Beach Convention Center has its own 800-space garage on the fourth and fifth levels, with designated EV spaces with chargers on the fifth level. The daily flat rate is $20.

Attendees can also park in several municipal garages around Miami Beach. The closest is just across 17th Street near Lincoln Road. Garages charge an hourly rate of $2, with a maximum daily rate of $20, and charge a $15 flat rate for some events.

History of the Miami International Auto Show

The Miami International Auto Show began in 1971 and is sponsored by the South Florida Automobile Dealers Association. Over the years, it has raised more than $500,000 for longtime partner Ronald McDonald House.

By: Matthew Meltzer | September 18, 2025