Panjim, Goa | September 28, 2026: The second edition of Goa Auto Show 2026 concluded successfully at Kala Academy, Darya Sangam, Panjim, bringing three days of automobiles, innovation, lifestyle and automotive heritage to an enthusiastic audience from across Goa.
The three-day showcase witnessed an encouraging response from automobile enthusiasts, families, students and visitors. The event brought together an exciting mix of premium and luxury automobiles, electric vehicles, two-wheelers and new-age mobility solutions, creating a vibrant platform for automobile brands, enthusiasts and the wider community.
A major highlight of the show was the never-before display of vintage and classic cars and bikes curated by Mr. Jatin Pal Singh and other renowned auto connoisseurs. The show also witnessed the presence of VinFast and MG SELECT, marking their first participation at the Goa Auto Show. VinFast showcased its VF 6 and VF 7, while MG SELECT presented the MG Cyberster and MG M9 Presidential Limousine, adding further excitement to the premium automotive showcase.
The Goa Auto Show also extended its engagement beyond automobiles through a Design Your Dream Car Drawing Contest for school students, providing a creative platform for young minds to express how they imagine the cars and mobility of the future. The initiative encouraged students to explore themes of innovation, sustainability, clean mobility and environmentally conscious transportation, while allowing them to bring their imagination to life through art and design.
The competition witnessed participation from school students across different age groups and was divided into three categories — Sparklers, Achievers and Innovators. The winning entries reflected a range of imaginative ideas, from eco-friendly and solar-powered vehicles to innovative concepts and dream car designs.
In the Sparklers Category, Naksh Vandesh Raikar of Loyola High School secured first place, followed by Wayne Curtis D’Costa of Loyola High School in second place and Melchior Acher Dias of Loyola High School in third place. In the Achievers Category, Saif Sayyed of St. Britto High School secured first place, Kaeden Samuel Fernandes of Kings School secured second place, and Cladwyn Miranda of Loyola High School secured third place. In the Innovators Category, Vance Pereira of Mae Dos Pobres School won first place, while Faegan Cleto Fernandes of Loyola High School secured second place.
