Supercar Rooms Miami Presents L’automobile: Past, Present, & Future Luxury Car Showcase at Island Gardens

Photography by Samuel Rivas on November 22nd, 2020 in Lifestyle

Miami, FL – November 22, 2020 – A new tradition has been added to the storied history and milestone of Supercar Rooms Miami, where their progressive owner Elo, created an event like no other at Island Gardens. Elo, curator and creator of “L’automobile: Past, Present, and Future” honored the automotive industry for its history and progress, all while following all the new CDC and Covid19 city event regulations, a feat not many have attempted.

Elo, Founder and British born automotive visionary and creator of Supercar Rooms Miami, the largest car museum based in Wynwood, hosted one of the world’s first-ever concept and design auto shows exhibiting concept cars from the past, present, and future. For many years Elo has been working with prominent design leaders in the industry, and educational facilities to deliver continued advanced research and innovative companies in automotive, and this is how L’automobile: Past, Present, and Future was born. The new signature event creates a platform for car designers from around the world to showcase their designs and technology whilst being conscious of the need for sustainability, and a focus on renewable fuels. The 2-day weekend event was not only a huge success but the starting point of the series of the event, which will occur again in 2021 thru 2025. L’automobile: Past, Present, and Future connected creative and design teams of automotive brands worldwide, giving everyone a glimpse into the automotive world in the future.

The L’automobile: Past, Present, and Future luxury car showcase had star power in form of luxury cars, featuring 36 cars like Rimac Concept 1, Spyker Laviotte, Ford GT, Mclaren Senna, AC Speedster, Intermeccanica Italia, TVR Tuscan, Salaff C2, Porsche Taycan, ETV concept, Henne Guido electric bike, Lamborghini Countach, Grullon GT8SS, 2 Jetz Scorpion, Vector W8, Vetter Razor, Raesr Tachyon to name a few.

The weekend event safely invited a limited amount of guests; in attendance were Kengo Umino, Mike Vetter, Luis Rodriguez, and Eric Rice, to name a few. Car enthusiasts and tech curious guests took a journey like no other not only looking into the future in the automotive industry but also exploring their imagination into the possibilities of the future. For more information on next year’s event visit: https://www.l-automobile.show.