The Auto Expo, India's premier motor show, is set to lose some sheen as the government introduces the Bharat Mobility Expo. This three-day event will bring together 11 agencies representing various segments of the automotive industry. Commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal has suggested expanding the Mobility Show to include other venues such as Yashobhoomi and the Noida Expo Centre. While the Auto Expo has been held every alternate year, Goyal's suggestion has sparked discussions about the possibility of continuing the mobility show next year.