by The Geneva Motor Show 2020 will not open its doors on March 2. The world’s largest auto show has been decided to be canceled due to the coronavirus epidemic. 
This morning, the Swiss government announced that in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus, it was decided to cancel all mass events with over 1000 participants until March 15. Naturally, the Geneva Motor Show falls into this category. It is about the cancellation of the exhibition, not its postponement to a later date.
Participants have already been asked to dismantle their stands by March 7. In general, the coronavirus epidemic in China and beyond has already caused significant damage to the automotive industry. Moody’s analysts predict a global automotive industry decline of at least 2.5% in 2020.
