The Detroit Auto Show, which was derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic, moved to September for two years and was skipped last year, has rebranded.

The public portion of the Detroit Auto Show, known as the North American International Auto Show since 1989, opens Saturday. It runs through Jan. 20 at Huntington Place, formerly known as Cobo Hall, where the show has been staged since 1965. About 500 vehicles from more than 30 car brands will be on display in the 700,000-square-foot showroom.