Auto enthusiasts Wednesday can purchase tickets for the 2026 Los Angeles Auto Show, which returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center in November with hundreds of new vehicles, test drives and other attractions.
In addition to general admission tickets, organizers said opening day, weekday, weekend priority entry, family four-pack and VIP guided tour tickets are available.
A 10% discount on select ticket types is being offered through Aug. 14, according to organizers.
The show, scheduled for Nov. 20-29, will feature hundreds of new cars, trucks, SUVs, hybrids and electric vehicles from automakers around the world, along with opportunities for visitors to test-drive or ride in many of the vehicles, according to organizers.
“Shoppers can cross-shop the entire market in an afternoon, sitting in a full-size truck, an electric crossover and a hybrid sedan from three different automakers within the same hour, on the same pavement, with no appointment, no credit application and nobody working a commission,” organizers said in a statement.
Returning attractions include Camp Jeep, the Ford Bronco Built Wild Adventure Course, The Underground car culture exhibit and specialty halls featuring custom vehicles, lowriders, muscle cars and exotics.
“For 119 years, Los Angeles Auto Show has been part of this city’s story, and the automobile’s legacy,” Los Angeles Auto Show President Terri Toennies said in a statement. “Generations of Southern Californians have found their first car, their dream car and their ideal daily driver on this floor, and the world’s automakers keep bringing their newest work here because they know Los Angeles will tell them the truth about it.”
Organizers said all driving experiences, including street test drives, test tracks and indoor rides, are included with admission. VIP guided tours are available for an additional charge.
According to the Greater Los Angeles New Car Dealers Association, Los Angeles and Orange counties recorded more than 595,000 new vehicle registrations in 2025, making the region one of the nation’s largest new-car markets.
The Los Angeles Auto Show was founded in 1907 and is one of the nation’s longest-running automotive exhibitions.
The show will be cashless, and advance tickets are available online at laautoshow.com/tickets.