Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz companies intend to ignore the Detroit Auto Show NAIAS 2019, which traditionally takes place in January.
The refusal to participate is explained not only by the desire to cut costs, but also by the timing overlap with the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, which is increasingly attracting the attention of automotive companies.
Last season, all three brands were present at the event in Detroit, but only Mercedes presented a significant new product — the updated G-Class, while Audi and BMW failed to impress the audience with striking premieres.
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