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The British Motor Show is back!
Based at Farnborough International, Hampshire, the new venue will play host to an event organised by Automotion Events - a new team with over 100-years of combined automotive experience.
A team of experts and enthusiasts with over 100 years of automotive industry experience, led by Andy Entwistle as Chief Executive, will include Paul Swift as the show’s technical director, the man behind the Top Gear Live stunt show.
There will also be a Motor Show Marketplace where visitors will be able to check out and buy the latest products available, from technology to clothing, cleaning products and more.
Live dynamic content will be delivered in the Imperial Cars Arena and on the celebrity-packed main stage, which will host interviews, quizzes and interactive sessions. The Technology Hall will also feature a new Tech Theatre, where suppliers and manufacturers will get the chance to display and talk about the very latest in car technology.
The ground-breaking new ‘Alternative Drive Experience” will be dedicated to electric, alternatively fuelled and hybrid vehicles and will give visitors the chance to experience first-hand what it’s like to drive an electric car - a first for many of the visitors to the show.
There will also be acres of external displays and attractions including a pop-up go-karting experience, drift experiences, an under-27 driving experience and a Wall of Death, plus more to be announced.
Farnborough International has been heavily involved in the development of the show and was chosen as a partner due to its fantastic facilities, experience in hosting the International Air Show, its strategic location and the area’s reputation as a fast-moving technology hub for the UK.
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