The Harbin International Automobile Show is an international automobile show hosted by the China Automobile Industry Association, Society of Automotive Engineers of China, Heilongjiang Provincial People's Government, Harbin Municipal People's Government and Harbin Great Wall International Exhibition Co.

The international automobile show has been held regularly every year beginning from 1998. After 14 years of development, it has seen its grade and influence increase significantly year-by-year. It has become one of the five largest auto shows, receiving a high degree of recognition by car makers and the public. Among a national ranking of more than 3,000 exhibitions, the Harbin International Auto Show made the National Top 50 Famous Exhibitions list alongside the Harbin Trade Fair.

In 2011, the 14th Harbin International Automobile Show stood firm in its position of internationalization, professionalization, branding and characteristics and made breakthroughs in scale, level and high-quality models on display. The total area of the show was 111,000 square meters, divided into two main parts with 12 display zones. The show attracted more than 400 companies from 12 countries and regions, including Germany, Britain and France. There were more than 600 automobiles displayed in the show, including Rolls-Royces and Lamborghinis.