CARS.COM — This year’s Washington Auto Show will run the gamut from all things luxury — with ritzy cocktail receptions and award shows tailored to auto industry bigwigs — to the latest drivable and buyable autos for mainstream American car shoppers. Known colloquially as the “public policy show” for its Washington, D.C., locale, the two-part event will draw a global mix of policymakers for two days of panel discussions covering the future of autonomous driving.
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Before the show opens to the public on Jan. 26, U.S. auto industry influencers will join their counterparts from the United Arab Emirates, Germany, South Korea and other countries for a forum to exchange ideas on emerging trends in autonomous driving during the two-day MobilityTalks International event.