Salon Privé Going Ahead In September With A Cap On Numbers

BY Brad Anderson | Posted on

Car shows around the world have been canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic but from September 23 through to September 26, Salon Privé will go ahead.

Salon Privé is now in its 15th year and for 2020, is shaping up to attract just as many high-priced automobiles as previous iterations. However, this year’s event will be more exclusive than ever as there will be a limit on the number of guests that can attend each day.

Social distancing rules to meet the UK Government’s Covid-19 recovery strategy will also be in place.

Read Also: New Record Set For The Largest Bentley Gathering Ever

“Safety comes first and we have the well-being of our guests, exhibitors and sponsors to consider first and foremost,” Salon Privé chairman Andrew Bagley said. “The beauty of Salon Privé lies in its size and intimacy and in that respect, the show can go on. Our event will remain relaxing, with plenty of space for guests to enjoy themselves, of course while practicing social distancing. We have a raft of safety measures to announce over time, to ensure we will be COVID-19 Secure and I am confident that guests will enjoy Salon Privé as they do each and every year.”

Key brands set to attend the exclusive event will include Aston Martin, Bugatti, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Polestar, Morgan, Rimac, and Rolls-Royce. Smaller specialist brands such as Ares Design, Aspark, Brabham, Engler, MAT, Pal-V, and Puritalia will also be at the event.

Like always, Salon Privé will be held within the grounds of Blenheim Palace.

The Latest

All New Volvo Cars Sold Worldwide Are Now Limited To 112 MPH

Volvo cites traffic safety as the reason behind the 112 mph (180 km/h) limiter.
2021 Acura TLX Teased Ahead Of May 28 Reveal, Type S Reborn With New Turbo V6

First official teaser reveals rear styling of new TLX and gives us a first aural taste of the new V6.
VW Pays German Court Nearly $10 Million To End Proceedings Against Top Execs

VW Group execs were accused of not informing investors on time about the company’s diesel scandal.
GM Developing Ultra Cruise For Hands-Free Driving On City Streets

GM’s updated semi-autonomous driving tech won’t be fully self-driving, but it will be close.
All Hail The World’s First Self-Driving E-Scooter Fleet Coming To Georgia City

Locals are said to be demanding new forms of mobility in the wake of coronavirus.
Salon Privé Going Ahead In September With A Cap On Numbers

Salon Privé will include brands such as Aston Martin, Bugatti, and Lamborghini.
Hertz Selling Off Its 2019 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Fleet For Cheap

Hertz’s used C7 Corvette Z06s are priced between $57k and $63k.
Renault May Close Four French Plants, Alpine A110 And Five Other Models In Danger

Besides the Alpine, the Renault Megane, Koleos, Talisman, Scenic and Espace could be discontinued.
Citroën Tries To Make Grand C4 SpaceTourer MPV Cooler With ‘C-Series’ Makeover

The Grand C4 SpaceTourer is the fifth model to get the C-Series treatment.
Skoda’s Tiny Folding Scooter Is Here To Help You Avoid Walking

Skoda’s folding scooter fits snugly in the Scala and Kamiq’s spare wheel well.