The second day of the Turin Auto Show drew an impressive crowd, with thousands flocking to check out the car manufacturers’ booths, the motorsport and coachbuilding zones, and of course, the popular test drives.
In Turin, the love for all things automotive is alive and well. Locals and tourists alike made the most of a sunny Saturday, strolling through Piazza Carlo Felice, Via Roma, Piazza San Carlo, and Piazzetta Reale, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere surrounding the event.
The day’s dynamic events were a major hit, kicking off with a morning parade of prototypes, one-off models, and limited editions spanning various eras. From legendary coachbuilders to modern restomod cars, the streets were a showcase of automotive history. The excitement continued with a stunning lineup of iconic motorsport machines.
Later in the afternoon, the spotlight turned to the Grand Prix, where Ferrari, Porsche, and limited-edition collectors from Club Italia cruised into the city from the Venaria Royal Palace, taking center stage as they lined up along Via Roma.
It was a thrilling Saturday at the Turin Auto Show, with clubs like Special Stages, Fiat Coupé Club, Abarth Club Torino, Scuderie Reali, and Hardcore Drivers lighting up Piazza Vittorio Veneto and bringing the crowd to life.
Tomorrow, Sunday, September 15th, marks the final day of the Turin Auto Show, with plenty still on offer. Visitors can explore the latest commercial models and futuristic prototypes, with exhibits open from 9 AM to 10 PM and test drives available from 9 AM to 7 PM. The Torino Heritage showcase in Piazza Arbarello continues, along with special vehicle displays in Piazza Solferino.
Tomorrow, Sunday, September 15th, marks the final day of the Turin Auto Show, with plenty still on offer. Visitors can explore the latest commercial models and futuristic prototypes, with exhibits open from 9 AM to 10 PM and test drives available from 9 AM to 7 PM. The Torino Heritage showcase in Piazza Arbarello continues, along with special vehicle displays in Piazza Solferino.
What’s Happening on Sunday, September 15th:
Autolook Awards – Piazza San Carlo, 10 AM
At 10 AM in Piazza San Carlo, the Autolook Awards will take place, celebrating top achievements in motorsport communication, innovation, and history. Among the honorees:
- Innovation Award: Dumarey
- Sustainability Award: Petronas Lubricants International
- Hall of Fame: Miki Biasion
- Exhibition Award: National Automobile Museum
- Image Award: Manrico Martella
- Partner Award: Sabelt
Amiki Miei Rally – Piazza San Carlo, 11 AM
At 11 AM, rally legend Miki Biasion leads the Amiki Miei event, a Lancia Delta meet-up like no other. Over 100 classic Delta Integrales will take to the streets, kicking off with a dynamic parade before giving way to historic Formula 1 cars and other motorsport legends. Wrapping up the parade will be rare prototypes and limited-edition models from renowned designers.
Lancia Delta Drive-Through – 10 AM
The Lancia Delta convoy, organized by Miki Biasion, will cruise through Piazza San Carlo and Via Roma, with a static display before heading toward Piazza Castello later in the day.
BMW and Porsche Display – Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 9 AM – 2 PM
BMW and Porsche enthusiasts, don’t miss the impressive display of models from BMW Clubs Italia, the Porsche 924-944-928-968 registry, and the BMW Z Club.
Mustang Meet-Up – Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 3 PM – 7 PM
In the afternoon, Mustang fans are in for a treat, with a special display and meet-up for members of the Mustang Club of Italy.
Carmagheddon Meet and Greet – Piazza San Carlo, 3 PM
Fans of automotive YouTube will want to catch the Carmagheddon Meet and Greet hosted by Federica Levy. The Carmagheddon crew—Rudi Cocchi, Nicola Guadagnin, and Matteo Marzetti—famous for their record-breaking low Panda, will be there to chat with fans and share their latest creations.
Visitors to the Turin Auto Show can still take part in the UIGA (Italian Union of Automotive Journalists) survey, titled “The Engine of the Future.” This survey is designed to explore how Italians envision the future of mobility. To participate, attendees can simply scan a QR code displayed on a series of totems placed throughout Turin’s central streets and squares, where the exhibition vehicles are showcased.
The Turin Auto Show is brought to life with the support of the Piedmont Region and key contributions from the Turin Chamber of Commerce, Compagnia di San Paolo Foundation, and CRT Foundation. The event is organized in collaboration with various partners, including the Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, City of Turin, Ascom Confcommercio, Confesercenti, the Turin Industrial Union, Federalberghi, Turismo Torino, the Polytechnic University of Turin, the National Automobile Museum, ACI, ACI Turin, ASI, ANFIA, UNRAE, IED, and IAAD.
