Palais 4 was not my favourite Hall of the Brussels Motor Show, but each hall had something special.
The majority of the exhibitor surface was occupied by three brands. Kia presented its model line-up with the usual design elements.
Ford clearly focussed on sales and brought little extra.
Honda did not even need to bring anything spectacular. The brand-new series production electric car can steal the show on its own.
Suzuki usually sets up an unmistakably Japanese stage. This year the decoration was more reserved, but the model lineup did make it right.
At a much smaller scale, Subaru and Isuzu also attended the Autosalon.
The special stage featured the Michel Vaillant museum, who also celebrated the 75th anniversary of legendary Belgian race driver Jacky Ickx.
For an overview of the Brussels Motor Show, have a look at the digital shortcut:
First impressions and digital shortcut to the Brussels Motor Show
