Samarkand Becomes a Global Automotive Culture Hub for Two Days
Uzbekistan
The international Promotors Show automotive exhibition is taking place at the SOF Expo exhibition center in Samarkand. The event has brought together car, speed, tuning and custom-project enthusiasts from Uzbekistan, Russia, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan.
The exhibition showcases different aspects of automotive culture, from rare vintage cars and modern sports cars to carefully developed tuning projects. Many of the vehicles are the result of extensive work by their owners, with each carrying its own story.
Soviet-era vehicles have attracted particular attention from visitors. Among them is a legendary patrol-and-post service car used in the Soviet Union during the 1970s and 1980s. Associated with the history of Soviet traffic police, the vehicle is now a rare example of the automotive era of the past.
The car, along with a number of other rare vintage vehicles, was brought to Samarkand by the Retrouz automobile club. Its appearance at the exhibition has become one of the notable features of the display, giving visitors an opportunity to see a vehicle that is rarely encountered in its original form today.
Alongside Soviet classics, Promotors Show features modern sports cars and a range of automotive tuning projects. The exhibition brings together different directions of car culture, combining an interest in automotive history with enthusiasm for modern technology and individual design.
The international lineup of participants highlights the regional scope of the event. Over two days, Samarkand has become a meeting point for car enthusiasts from four countries, with visitors able to explore rare vehicles, sports models and distinctive automotive projects.
Promotors Show continues at the SOF Expo exhibition center, giving visitors an opportunity to see vehicles from different eras and areas of automotive culture in one venue.
Soviet-era vehicles have attracted particular attention from visitors. Among them is a legendary patrol-and-post service car used in the Soviet Union during the 1970s and 1980s. Associated with the history of Soviet traffic police, the vehicle is now a rare example of the automotive era of the past.
The car, along with a number of other rare vintage vehicles, was brought to Samarkand by the Retrouz automobile club. Its appearance at the exhibition has become one of the notable features of the display, giving visitors an opportunity to see a vehicle that is rarely encountered in its original form today.
Alongside Soviet classics, Promotors Show features modern sports cars and a range of automotive tuning projects. The exhibition brings together different directions of car culture, combining an interest in automotive history with enthusiasm for modern technology and individual design.
The international lineup of participants highlights the regional scope of the event. Over two days, Samarkand has become a meeting point for car enthusiasts from four countries, with visitors able to explore rare vehicles, sports models and distinctive automotive projects.
Promotors Show continues at the SOF Expo exhibition center, giving visitors an opportunity to see vehicles from different eras and areas of automotive culture in one venue.
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