2025年日内瓦国际汽车及配件展览会

瑞士日内瓦国际汽车及配件展览会（GIMS-THE GENEVA INTERNATIonAL MOTOR SHOW）是瑞士最大的汽车及配件与服务展览会，也称日内瓦车展或日内瓦国际车展，该展起源于1905年，从1924 年开始，一年一届，在日内瓦国际展览中心（Palexpo）举行，是全球五大车展之一。该展从1982年起由政府出面创立的Orgexpo基金会主办。从1931年起，展会每年3月份在瑞士日内瓦的巴莱斯堡国际展览中心举行，面积7万多平方米的室内展馆举行，是欧洲唯一每年度举办的大型车展，是生产豪华轿车的世界著名汽车生产厂家的必争之地。

车展以展示豪华车及高性能改装车为主。是各大汽车商首次推出新产品的最主要的展出平台，素有“国际汽车潮流风向标”之称。欢迎关注多哈举行卡塔尔国际汽车及配件展。

日内瓦车展不仅档次高、水准高，更重要的是车展很公平，没有任何歧视。一般的国际车展虽然名为“国际”，但在展馆的面积、配套设施的水准上都会向东道国倾斜，东道国的汽车厂商往往会占去1—2个展馆。但唯独在日内瓦车展上，人们看不到这种特别的“眷顾”。也许是因为瑞士这个中立国，也许是因为各大国际组织的总部都云集在日内瓦。

总之，无论是汽车巨头还是小制造商，都可以在日内瓦车展上找到一席之地，就连各类车展的资料，也被“一视同仁”地印成了英语、法语、德语等几种版本。日内瓦车展实在可以说是“贵而不娇”。

该展2020年由于新冠病毒疫情影响取消举办，而在2019年日内瓦国际车展再次证实了它的重要性，展示了900多辆汽车，150多场欧洲和世界发布会。在11个公共日期间，来自世界各地的与会者超过66万人。

第90届日内瓦国际车展对新想法持开放态度：2021年车展的规定变得更加灵活。车展将更好地满足参展商和参观者的需求，并将重点放在汽车行业的未来趋势上。

展品范围(Show Products):

1、传统车辆：商务用车、卡车、货车、自卸车、罐体运输车、冷藏车、全挂车、半挂车、半挂牵引车、集装箱运输车、矿用载重车、起重举升汽车、城市环卫车辆、散装水泥车、工程专用车辆、邮政车、运钞车、军警专用运输车辆、清障车、消防车、解款车及防弹车、邮政、医疗、机场、航天等专用车；

2、新能源车辆：电动车巴士、电动客车、电动汽车、LEV轻型电动车（<350kg）、电动摩托车、电动踏板车、电动自行车、电动玩具车辆、电动高尔夫(参数|图片)球车辆、电动商用车辆、电动叉车+电动车辆运输和存储、电动救护车、混合动力车、氢燃料电动车、其他车辆、车辆服务、车辆认证、车辆测试；

3、能源和基础设施：电力能源供应商、氢气能源供应商、能源基础设施、能源网络、能量管理、智能电网V2G、电气电缆+连接器+插头、充电/发电站、太阳能，太阳能车库、氢气、快速充电站、充电系统电感、能源和充电系统，AFI（D）替代燃料基础设施（指令）欧盟、导电充电基础设施、无线充电基础设施（静态和动态）、氢燃料基础设施、智能充电，V2G，V2X和汽车/基础设施通信、充电/加油标准化和监管、ICT数据定义；

4、自动驾驶：主动安全系统、被动安全系统、自适应巡航控制（ACC）、盲点检测（BSD）、侧向漂移警告系统（LDW）、行人检测、预碰撞警告、防撞系统、警告系统一般、自主减灾系统、应变计、压力垫、夜视、司机辅助系统、驾驶员监控系统、监控系统、汽车速度控制系统（ACC和ISA）、驾驶行为分析、生物统计控制系统、驱动程序行为监控、驾驶员监控系统、安全和保密服务、紧急呼叫（eCall）、路旁协助/分组呼叫（bCall）、车辆跟踪防盗、地理围栏、远程减速和固定、安全和保安服务、电子与传感器、光检测和测距、相机、雷达、光线检测和测距、超声波传感器、控制系统、功率电子、二极管、晶体管、集成电路、光电产品、PCBs、测试系统、测试服务、电气安全、其他电子产品；

5、维护和配件：维护、改装、工具、诊断，测试设备、机械修理设备、操作用品辅助、起重设备、暖气，空调/通风、洗涤和清洁系统、拖车，移动车间设备、启动/点火设备、紧固件、电池配件、电气配件、电子配件、机箱配件、制动系统配件、轮胎/附件、照明/信号、车身设备、HVAC设备、室内设备、变速箱，轮胎及轮圈，车桥及底盘、座椅，空调，换向助力器、卡车厢体及集装箱、尾板及装卸平台、各种液压件、ABS 及安全气囊、卡车改装技术及装备、物流运输系统、GPS系统及调度系统等。

展会报告(Show Reports):

A successful and promising fresh start for the Geneva International Motor Show 2024

37 exhibitors, 23 premieres (13 world, 10 European), 157 vehicles exhibited

168,000 visitors

2,000 accredited media representatives, more than 60 television channels

A format promoting interaction between exhibitors and the public

GIMS 2025 scheduled from February 17 to 23, 2025

Geneva, March 4, 2024 – The Geneva International Motor Show (GIMS) has closed its 91st edition on Sunday evening, March 3, with a pleasing outcome, marking a promising return for one of the most prestigious international events in the automotive industry.

The new format adopted, aimed both at better meeting the expectations of exhibitors and offering an amplified experience for visitors, propels GIMS 2024 into a new era where the rapid evolution of the industry and its needs call for increased flexibility and agility.

23 world and European premieres

For its rebirth edition, GIMS welcomed 37 exhibitors, including 19 manufacturers, who unveiled no less than 23 premieres divided into 13 world premieres and 10 European ones.

The public in attendance

With attendance increasing throughout the week, peaking with two “sold-out” days at 40,000 entries, the maximum capacity of the Palexpo halls, nearly 168,000 visitors in total walked the aisles of the exhibition over the 7 days of the show. This reaffirms the public’s need to meet with exhibitors and manufacturers to discover the latest novelties, compare them, and experience the emotions that are an essential component of the automobile. Alexandre de Senarclens, President of the Comité permanent du salon international de l’automobile: “I am convinced of the relevance and necessity of GIMS. Given the major importance of the automobile in our society, now and in the future, the industry needs a uniting voice and platform to engage with the public and final customers in the real world. In light of the very encouraging attendance recorded for this 91st edition of GIMS, both from visitors and the media, the Geneva International Motor Show can and must hold this role.”

The world’s automotive stage

Moreover, GIMS has confirmed its role as an essential platform for the launch of new models and industry connections.

The press day, which began with the prize giving ceremony of the 2024 Car of the Year award to the Renault Scenic E-Tech Electric, brought together nearly 2000 journalists, generating significant media impact in Switzerland, Europe, and beyond. To date, more than 60 global television channels have echoed the holding of GIMS 2024 and the novelties that were presented at the show.

The “Auto.Future.Now” Forum 2024, which took place on Tuesday, February 27, welcomed leading figures from the automotive industry and motorsports to its stage. In front of a captivated audience, the future of the automobile was discussed from industrial, sporting, and technological perspectives.

To date, GIMS’ social media traffic amounts to: 4,320,000 impressions, video views at nearly 2,000,000 for a number of followers and subscribers amounting to 271,500. GIMS TV, a concept launched during GIMS Qatar last October, and its daily programme “The Daily Show” has been a great success with nearly 230,000 viewings.

A unique platform connecting brands and the public

At the heart of this edition, the meeting between exhibitors and the public took on a new, more intimate and interactive dimension. Visitors had the unique opportunity to engage directly with some creators, brand representatives, and engineers, thus discovering in detail the novelties of the models presented or the behind-the-scenes of the industry. This proximity has enriched the visiting experience, transforming each stand into a space for discovery and sharing.

Thematic zones stimulating curiosity and experience

The four thematic zones, Adrenaline Zone, Design District, Mobility Lab, and Next World were true epicenters of curiosity and sparked marked interest among visitors. Each space, dedicated to a particular aspect of the automotive, offered an informative, entertaining, or experiential dimension. Designed in collaboration with the e-gaming franchise Gran Turismo and Lamborghini, the Next World zone allowed visitors to try to beat the reference time set by the European Gran Turismo champion driver, Giorgio Mangano. More than 5000 players, aged 16 to over 80 years old, tried their luck throughout the duration of the show.

The automotive design masterclasses, led by Frank Stephenson Design Studio, also met with resounding success among the public. The sessions scheduled before the opening of the show were all pre-booked, requiring additional sessions to be set up.

In addition to these thematic zones was the Classics Gallery. Named “100 Years of Icons”, the Classics Gallery exhibition offered a journey through more than a century of automotive history via 40 iconic models, more than half of which were, in their time, presented as world premieres in Geneva.

Sandro Mesquita, CEO of the Geneva International Motor Show: “Our event has proven its importance, underscoring the need for professionals and the general public to meet to exchange, discover, and live an experience. The show concept, mixing traditional stands and thematic zones, was particularly appreciated for its relevance and ability to offer a rich and diversified experience. This new format also allows for increased flexibility in the offering to exhibitors, enabling them to adjust their participation in GIMS either through a traditional custom stand or within a thematic zone according to their needs.”

See you in 2025

The dates for GIMS 2025 are already known; the show will be held from February 17 to 23, 2025. Registrations for exhibitors are already open.