The 45th edition of Epoqu'Auto, held in Lyon from November 7 to 9, 2025, was a resounding success, attracting over 109,000 passionate automobile enthusiasts. This event, which has been a cornerstone of the city's cultural calendar for decades, showcased an impressive exhibition area covering more than 20,000 square meters. The exhibition space was filled with a diverse array of classic and vintage cars, as well as various automotive artifacts and memorabilia.

Organizers reported that the event featured over 150 exhibitors from across France and beyond, each bringing their unique collection of vehicles and memorabilia. The exhibitors included car manufacturers, collectors, restorers, and enthusiasts who shared their knowledge and passion for classic automobiles. This rich array of exhibits not only provided a feast for the eyes but also offered valuable insights into the history and evolution of the automobile industry.

The event was not just about showcasing cars; it was also a platform for networking and learning. Various workshops and seminars were organized throughout the three-day event, covering topics such as car restoration techniques, historical automotive trends, and conservation methods. These sessions attracted both professionals and amateurs alike, fostering a vibrant community of automotive enthusiasts.

The success of Epoqu'Auto is not only reflected in the number of visitors but also in its impact on the local economy. The influx of visitors brought significant economic benefits to Lyon, with many tourists exploring other parts of the city during their visit to Epoqu'Auto. Local businesses reported increased foot traffic and sales during the event period.

Looking ahead to future editions, organizers are already planning to expand the exhibition area further and introduce new features to enhance visitor experience. With its strong foundation and growing popularity among automobile enthusiasts worldwide, Epoqu'Auto continues to be a must-visit event for anyone passionate about classic cars and automotive history.