The 2024 Paris Auto Show will take place from October 14 to October 20.
This year marks the 90th edition of the event, which was first held in 1898.
Auto shows may have lost much of their luster in recent years—blame the internet or maybe just our collective shrinking attention spans that now seem shorter than a TikTok video—but a few still manage to pull off interesting debuts of concept cars and production models.


The biennial Paris Auto Show, or if you want to sound more sophisticated, Mondial de l’automobile de Paris (or Mondial de l’Auto in French), which alternates with Germany’s IAA, remains one of the last bastions of such events in Europe, still managing to attract the attention of major automakers, much to their credit.

This year, the show runs from October 14 to 20 in the heart of Paris. As per tradition, all of the big world premieres will happen on day one, which is dedicated to the press.

To keep you up to speed with the latest Paris motor show-related news, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of upcoming premieres—both confirmed and rumored. We’ll keep updating it as automakers continue to drop hints and teasers, so stay tuned.
Alpine is ready to show us its first-ever crossover in the form of the A390_β concept. Teasers and spy shots reveal a sporty coupe-SUV stance, with aggressive styling details. The fully electric powertrain is expected to produce up to 600 hp from a dual-motor setup, giving it AWD capabilities.

The concept will debut on October 11, before its first public outing in Paris. The production version is expected to follow next year, serving as a rival to the Porsche Macan EV.
Alpine Alpenglow Hy4 Is 2022’s Hydrogen-Powered Concept Made Real
The French brand will also show an evolution of its hydrogen-powered supercar concept, originally unveiled in 2022. The new iteration will swap the original model’s four-cylinder engine for a more powerful V6, again running on hydrogen. The Alpenglow might be a rolling lab for new technologies, but Alpine hinted there is a chance it evolves into a production offering by 2028.
2026 BMW iX3: What We Know About The Electric Neue Klasse SUV
BMW is about to enter a new era, with its upcoming models riding on the electrified Neue Klasse architecture. While unconfirmed, the Bavarian automaker might use the Paris Auto Show to debut the new iX3, which was teased earlier this year by the Vision Neue Klasse X concept.