2023 Seattle International Auto Show @ Lumen Field
Calling car buffs ššŖ
Published November 13, 2023

š Lumen Field Event Center: 800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle
š $17 general admission
š Thursday, November 16th: 12 pm ā 9 pm
š Friday, November 17th: 10 am ā 9 pm
š Saturday, November 18th: 10 am ā 9 pm
š Sunday, November 19th: 10 am ā 6 pm
š Check out the 2023-2024Ā Buyer’s GuideĀ for details about vehicles
TheĀ 2023Ā Seattle International Auto ShowĀ is rolling into Lumen Field. This annual event for car buffs and industry heads showcases new models from numerous manufacturersāand if you plan on car shopping soon, you canĀ test-driveĀ various models. Guests can cruise the show’s “Electric Highway” to seeĀ a selection of electric/hybrid vehiclesĀ and speak with Seattle City Light about upcoming infrastructure changes.Ā
This year’s “hot vehicles” include theĀ 2023 Land Rover Defender,Ā Ford Bronco Raptor, andĀ Honda’s CR-V Hybrid, and there will be first looks at theĀ 2024 Toyota TacomaĀ andĀ Ford Ranger. Peep at numerous electric vehicle options like theĀ Ford Mustang Mach-E,Ā Lexus NX 350 H, andĀ BMW i4 EV. For car enthusiasts who want the valet experience, there’s an added $35 VIP tour of the show. The price includes entry, a one-hour tour with an auto expert, and a swag bag.
Other things to know:Ā Kids 12 and under getĀ free entryĀ to this all-ages event. Military, senior, and BECU members also get discounts on tickets. The show’s “family fun zone” has a scavenger hunt and caricatures, and kids ages 3 to 7 can test drive a battery-powered car or take a ride in the hyperrealistic GripWerx VR racing simulator. The event also boasts aĀ job fairĀ and a pet adoption event sponsored by Subaru.Ā
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