2022 CIAS: A show of optimism, despite expectations of fewer automakers, visitors

CAIS 2020 Floor — The last CIAS took place in February 2020, pictured, about a month before the COVID-19 pandemic took hold. A virtual event was planned for 2021 but was cancelled. For 2022, “I’ll be disappointed if we don’t havemorethan300,000[peopleattending],saidGeneralManagerJasonCampbell. (CIAS)

November 25, 2021 05:01 AM

Organizers of the Canadian International AutoShow (CIAS) are planning “an exciting” comeback for 2022 despite a reduced automaker presence and concerns about consumer attendance.

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