LA AUTO SHOW CUSTOM TRADE SHOW EXHIBITS & BOOTHS SERVICES

About the LA Auto Show

Founded in 1907, the Los Angeles Auto show is one of the largest in the nation. Allowing visitors to check out 1,000 vehicles with 50+ anticipated world debuts, the event runs every year for 10 days – including AutoMobility LA press days – in November at the Los Angeles Convention Center, downtown Los Angeles. With more than 1,000,000 square feet, this is the kind of trade show where manufacturers and related automotive industry exhibitors are competing to stand out and create a buzz.

Why Choose RCS Custom Exhibits for your LA Auto Show booth?

Based just a few miles from the Los Angeles Convention Center, home of the LA Auto show, we have years of experience working with exhibitors of all sizes and budgets. We pride ourselves in building unique, fully custom exhibits that will make you stand out and are sure to attract visits to your display booth. The extensive experience and expertise we have achieved at trade shows and major Hollywood events will allow us to bring your vision to life. We can not only build your booth based on your concept but also help you develop from scratch a design that will wow your prospects. With our creative team, the sky’s the limit, check out videos and portfolios below of exhibits built locally in Los Angeles for E3, Playstation Experience as well as the world renown CES in Las Vegas. 

Looking for a unique custom trade show exhibit booth for the LA Auto Show?

We’ll make your ideas come to life!

Our skilled engineers, craftsmen and builders can construct everything from small booths and displays to large, sophisticated complex exhibits. Our company has years of experience designing, building, and installing custom branded booth displays at the Los Angeles Convention Center for various trade shows. An extensive knowledge of materials and processes will help determine the best cost-effective solution to bring your project to life according to your budget. We specialize in inline and island booths, double deck exhibits including the following: