MILANO AUTOCLASSICA 2025: LUXURY, HISTORY, AND PERFORMANCE RETURN TO THE FOREFRONT AT FIERA MILANO

Milano AutoClassica is preparing to blow out fifteen candles, and it’s doing so in style: from November 21 to 23, 2025, the pavilions of Fiera Milano (Rho) will once again transform into the Italian temple of automotive heritage. This year’s edition promises to be one of the richest ever, thanks in part to the new organizational structure that sees Emac joined by Fiera Milano and the Italian Exhibition Group (IEG), a trio that promises a further leap in quality.

The show, now firmly established in the international calendar of events dedicated to classic and sports cars, doesn’t just showcase masterpieces on four wheels: it’s a crossroads of culture, encounters, exchanges, and passions, where the tradition of motorsport meets innovation. In addition to the cars, thousands of references are expected, including automobiles, vintage spare parts, models, and specialized publications, in an offering designed to satisfy collectors, restorers, and the simply curious.

A parterre of brands that tells the story of a hundred years of engines

2025 brings with it a list of top-level brands and clubs, many of which are now regulars at the event. Bentley, BMW Club Italia, Lamborghini Club Italia, McLaren, Porsche Club Italia, Lotus, MG, Rossocorsa Ferrari Classiche and the Ferrari Museums confirm their participation, joined this year by two highly prestigious debuts: Corvette and Rolls-Royce, both present for the first time at Milano AutoClassica.

As always, ACI Storico will play a central role, welcoming guests, technicians, and journalists to Pavilion 12 for talks, in-depth articles, and meetings dedicated to the hottest topics in the sector, with a particular focus on new generations of enthusiasts. Important space also for ASI, which returns to Pavilion 16 with a large Village shared with dozens of federated clubs, where numerous models of historical interest, both four- and two-wheeled, will be exhibited.

Anniversaries that bring icons to life

The 2025 edition will also be a great celebratory stage for several models that have written fundamental chapters in automotive history.

Thirty years of Ferrari F50

Maranello’s supercar returns to the spotlight three decades after its debut at the 1995 Geneva Motor Show. The F50, which brought a V12 directly derived from Formula 1 to a road car for the first time, still represents the pinnacle of Ferrari technology in the 1990s. The carbon monocoque chassis and racing-derived engine made this car an absolute reference in the hypercar scene of the time.

Twenty Years of Ferrari FXX

The FXX turns twenty and Milano AutoClassica dedicates a special tribute to it. Born as an experimental laboratory and intended exclusively for track use, the car inaugurated a new concept of an extreme supercar, reserved for a small group of customer-experimenters who participated in the development of the model. Power, aerodynamics and technical solutions coming directly from Formula 1 made the FXX the manifesto of a new way of experiencing the Ferrari experience.

Sixty Years of Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow

A milestone in British elegance: Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow celebrates six decades in 2025. With its understated, flawless design and revolutionary monocoque body, the Silver Shadow also introduced crucial innovations in comfort, becoming one of the longest-running and most iconic models in the brand’s history.

Seventy years of Lancia Aurelia B24 Spider

One of the finest cars ever produced celebrates 70 years. Pinin Farina’s B24 Spider is not only an aesthetic masterpiece, but also a symbol of Italian cinematic culture, thanks to its famous appearance in the film “Il Sorpasso”. Limited production, essential but sought-after interiors and a design that seems sculpted by the wind: ingredients that have established its myth.

Sixty Years of Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow

A milestone in British elegance: Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow celebrates six decades in 2025. With its understated, flawless design and revolutionary monocoque body, the Silver Shadow also introduced crucial innovations in comfort, becoming one of the longest-running and most iconic models in the brand’s history.

Seventy years of Lancia Aurelia B24 Spider

One of the finest cars ever produced celebrates 70 years. Pinin Farina’s B24 Spider is not only an aesthetic masterpiece, but also a symbol of Italian cinematic culture, thanks to its famous appearance in the film “Il Sorpasso”. Limited production, essential but sought-after interiors and a design that seems sculpted by the wind: ingredients that have established its myth.

Best in Classic: The Night of the Stars of Historic Motoring

One of the most anticipated moments of the three days will be the evening dedicated to the Best in Classic awards, organized by Ruoteclassiche magazine. Restorers, collectors, drivers, event organizers, and experts will parade on stage, nominated for the awards that annually celebrate excellence in the world of automotive heritage. A unique opportunity to learn about the stories and protagonists that keep the culture of motoring alive.

MAC Next Generation Hub: The Future of Processing

Following last year’s huge success, the MAC Next Generation Hub returns, an area entirely dedicated to the most innovative trends and original processing. From the world of Racing to modified supercars to private creations, Pavilion 16 will host a universe of aesthetic and technical ideas and experiments. Great attention will be paid to the Stance movement, with extreme setups and obsessive care for circles and lines. The central stage will be the heart of entertainment with creators, stories and anecdotes from the automotive world.

The Vintage Boat Show is still growing

The passion for historic boating returns to Milan with the fourth edition of the Vintage Boat Show, a series dedicated to the prestigious runabouts and vintage racers who have shaped the history of recreational boating. This year, the event will feature dedicated conferences and meetings, with experts and journalists sharing techniques, restoration, and curiosities from the sector.

“Women and Motors? Joys and that’s it”: the exhibition that changes perspective

The event will also host the preview of the fourth edition of the photography exhibition “Women and Motors? Joys and that’s it”, a project conceived by Elisabetta Cozzi, President of the Fratelli Cozzi Museum. For the first time, the shots will portray men and women together, highlighting the shared role in combating gender stereotypes. Photographer Camilla Albertini will create twenty images that unite male and female personalities alongside the Alfa Romeos from the Cozzi collection, in a journey that becomes a social as well as an artistic tale.

2025 Alfa Romeo Champions: A Tribute to the Season’s Protagonists

The Scuderia del Portello’s annual event will take place on Saturday, November 22nd, awarding the Trophy “2025 Alfa Romeo Champions” to drivers and cars who have distinguished themselves in national and international competitions over the past year. A deeply felt event for the Alfisti and those who live the sporting passion of the Biscione.

Collector’s Paradise: Parts, Books, Models, and Rarities

Pavilion 20 will once again house the area dedicated to spare parts and automotive exhibitors, a sort of large specialized market where you can find everything: original components, unobtainable parts, workshop manuals, thematic publishing, and models from every era. A reference point for those who are restoring a car or want to enrich their collection.

Clubs and Records: The Beating Heart of Passion

The clubs and historical records represent the soul of the event. Their stands become meeting and consulting places, where visitors can receive information on certifications, restoration, events, and the history of the various models. This is where the spirit of the Italian automotive community really comes into play.

Classic, Youngtimer and Instant Classic: the catwalk of wonders

The exhibition section will, as always, offer a wide panorama of cars from every era: from the great classics to the most sought-after Youngtimer models, up to the Instant Classics, those modern cars that have already acquired collector status today. Added to these is the section dedicated to cars sold directly by private individuals, a perfect opportunity for those looking for their first purchase in the world of historic cars.

Gatherings, dynamic events and a weekend to live

As per tradition, Milano AutoClassica will also be enlivened by rallies and parades organized in collaboration with clubs, stables, and specialized magazines. An opportunity to see many models not only standing still, but also in motion, to combine static exposure and dynamic experience.

Practical information

Milano AutoClassica 2025 will be open from Friday, November 21st to Sunday, November 23rd, from 9:30 am to 7:00 pm.
Tickets are available on the official website of the event.

Getting to Fiera Milano is simple:

• By car: dedicated exit from Tangenziale Ovest and over 10,000 parking spaces.
• By train: connections from Milan Central Station, Garibaldi and Lambrate with the M1 red line (Rho-Fieramilano stop).
• By plane: connections to Linate, Malpensa and Orio al Serio via metro, bus and Malpensa Express.
• By metro: direct M1 line to Rho-Fieramilano.