Tickets on Sale for Jan. 15 Pancakes & Politics: Detroit Auto Show Edition

December 29, 2025

The Michigan Chronicle's Pancakes & Politics series will launch its 21st season earlier than usual with a special Auto Show Edition on January 15, 2026, at Detroit's Huntington Place. This collaborative event brings together automotive industry leaders, policymakers, and community members to discuss Michigan's evolving role in the auto sector, including electric vehicle technology, manufacturing, and economic development. Panel discussions will address critical topics such as smart city technology, EV infrastructure, and workforce development as Michigan works to maintain its leadership position in automotive innovation.

Who is affected

Automotive industry professionals and companies in Michigan
Policymakers and government officials
Detroit and Michigan community members
The Michigan Chronicle organization
Detroit Auto Show attendees and participants
Workers in the automotive manufacturing sector
Event attendees and ticket purchasers

What action is being taken

Tickets for the January 15, 2026 event are currently on sale
The Michigan Chronicle is partnering with the Detroit Auto Show and WDIV/Local 4 Plus to host the event
Individual tickets and table reservations are being made available

Why it matters

This event is significant because it addresses Michigan's efforts to maintain its leadership position in the automotive industry during a period of rapid transformation. As the auto sector evolves with electric vehicle technology and new manufacturing approaches, the discussions at Pancakes & Politics will help shape policies and strategies that impact Detroit's economic future, workforce development, and position as an innovation hub. The event serves as an important forum where diverse stakeholders can engage in meaningful dialogue about issues that will define the region's prosperity for decades to come.

What's next

Panelists for the event will be announced soon
The event will take place on Thursday, January 15, 2026, at 7:30 a.m. at Huntington Place
The event will serve as a prelude to Detroit Auto Show week activities

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