Journalists pore over a cut-down Aston Martin on the second press day of the 86th International Auto Show in Geneva on Wednesday. The show opened to the public on Thursday and runs until March 13. It has more than 200 exhibitors, and more than 120 product launches are expected. | MARTIAL TREZZINI, KEYSTONE / AP
A Lotus Elise 250 cup automobile, produced by Group Lotus Plc, a luxury unit of Proton Holdings Bhd., sits on display on the first day of the 86th Geneva International Motor Show. | BLOOMBERG
The Concept S electric automobile, produced by Rimac Automobili, is displayed on the first day of the 86th Geneva International Motor Show. | BLOOMBERG
A Citroen Mehari, produced by PSA Peugeot Citroen. | BLOOMBERG
The new Rolls Royce Wraith Black Badge at the 86th International Motor Show in Geneva. | AP
Visitors look at a Toyota C-HR Coupe High Rider at the stand of Japanese carmaker during the press day of the Geneva Motor Show. | AFP-JIJI
| MARTIAL TREZZINI, KEYSTONE / AP
The production version of the Rimac Concept One electric car is displayed during the press day of the Geneva International Motor Show. | AFP-JIJI
A McLaren 675LT luxury automobile, manufactured by McLaren Automotive Ltd., on display at the 86th Geneva International Motor Show. | BLOOMBERG
The illuminated rear lights on a McLaren 570GT luxury automobile, manufactured by McLaren Automotive Ltd., at the Geneva International Motor Show. | BLOOMBERG
Model white cars sits in a cross formation of the Swiss national flag on the second day of the 86th Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland on Wednesday. The show opened to the public on March 3.
A worker cleans a Nissan IDS concept automobile, produced by Nissan Motor Co., on the second day of the 86th Geneva International Motor Show. | BLOOMBERG
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