The **2026 Paris Motor Show** will take place from October 12 to 18, 2026, at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. This event is one of the most important automotive exhibitions in Europe, where car manufacturers showcase their latest models and innovations. More than 60 automotive brands are expected to participate, a significant increase compared to previous years. Notably, major Western manufacturers like BMW-Mini, Toyota, and Nissan will not be present, but other key players such as Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz, Smart, Volvo, and Ford will return. The Volkswagen Group will also be a major participant, bringing several brands including Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, and Cupra. South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia, as well as Japanese brands Honda and Subaru, will also be in attendance. Chinese carmakers will have a strong presence, with nearly 20 brands expected to participate, up from nine in the previous edition. Peugeot will have a large stand of 1,291 square meters at the show, where it will unveil several new models. Among the highlights will be the world premiere of two concept cars. One of these is likely to be an electric reinterpretation of the 205 Turbo 16, a classic rally car from the 1980s. The brand has also registered the trademark "Peugeot e-T16," suggesting a more radical electric version of the 208. The Peugeot Polygon Concept, which gives a glimpse of the next generation of the 208 city car expected in 2027, will also be on display. Additionally, the Peugeot e-208 GTi, an electric sports city car with 280 horsepower, will be shown alongside its predecessor, the Peugeot 205 GTi. A Hypercar version of the Peugeot 9X8, which competes in the FIA WEC World Endurance Championship, will also be featured. The stand will also showcase production models from Peugeot’s lineup, including the 208, 2008, 308, and others. Other notable participants at the **2026 Paris Motor Show** include Alfa Romeo, which will debut an unprecedented concept car, and Alpine, which will display its A290, A390, and A110 models. Audi will unveil the A2 e-tron, a fully electric version of its compact model, alongside other new models. Chinese automakers BYD and Denza will have a significant presence, with Denza making its debut at the show. Chery will showcase three hybrid SUVs, while Citroën will present a modern, fully electric version of its iconic 2CV. Dacia will highlight the second generation of the Spring, and DS Automobiles will debut the DS N° 7, a 100% electric and micro-hybrid SUV. Fiat will showcase the new Grizzly and Grizzly Fastback, and GAC will present its Aion UT and V models. Further highlights include Geely introducing the E2, Hyundai unveiling the Ioniq 3 and the new Tucson, and Kia presenting the Seltos and PV7. Lancia will debut the Gamma crossover, and Leapmotor will showcase its B03 and B05 models. Li Auto will display its Li 6 and Li 8 electric SUVs, and Lucid will make its debut with the Air sedan and Gravity SUV. Lynk & Co will present the 07 GT, and Mercedes-Benz will showcase the new GLA, electric Classe C, and other models. Omoda and Jaecoo will display their models, and Opel will present the new Corsa GSE and STX Concept. Renault will unveil the restyled Megane E-Tech and the new Trafic E-Tech Electric, while Skoda will present the Epiq and Peaq. Smart will debut the #2 electric mini city car, Volkswagen will showcase the ID. Cross, ID. Polo, and ID.3 GTI, and Volvo will return with the EX60 and new XC60 hybrid. XPeng will present the L03 and G9L, and Zeekr will display the 7GT and 9X.