17
Feb
2025
Sri Lanka Road Classic
Sri Lanka
Destination Rally
FIVA and Community News
Get the latest updates in historic vehicle preservation, events, recent developments and activities from FIVA and it's member organizations.
FIVA Culture Award for ‘Rétrospective Robert Opron - La tendresse de l'absolu’: Successful homage to French design icon
20 November 2024Diekirch, 14 November 2024 - The exhibition ‘Rétrospective Robert Opron - La tendresse de l'absolu’, a collaboration between the Conservatoire...
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FIVA at the World Forum for Motor Museums (WFFMM) in Japan
4 November 2024For the first time, Japan hosted the World Forum for Motor Museums (WFFMM), organized by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association...
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Fiva Motorcycle Rally 2025: Italian Taste
31 October 2024An unmissable event: a special tour through some of Italy's most breathtaking landscapes, iconic monuments, and the chance to visit...
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The Rolling Museum 2024
24 October 2024The Rolling Museum, which has been organized since 2008, took place for the 15th time on 19.10.2024 in Munich. In...
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Our Commissions
FIVA operates through six specialised teams called Commissions, each dedicated to a different part of protecting and celebrating historic vehicles. These Commissions manage everything from restoration and legal challenges to organising events and overseeing specific vehicle categories. They play a vital role in ensuring the safe enjoyment and global respect of historic vehicles, uniting experts and enthusiasts in our mission. For detailed information on each area, please click on one of the six Commissions to find out more.
Culture & Youth Commission
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FIND OUT MORE arrow_right_altFIVA Partners
With thanks to our global partners - who support FIVA's aims through their products, services, and expertise - and our professional members, from manufacturers and event organisers, to museums, publishers, and restorers. For more information on all our members (global and professional), please click here.
FIVA Events
Explore the latest events organized by FIVA members around the globe, for local meet-ups to international rallies
28
Mar
2025
45 Rally Internacional del Rio de la Plata
To be defined, Montevideo, Montevideo
Montevideo Classic Car Club
10
Apr
2025
XVI Rievocazione Storica Coppa Milano Sanremo
Via Giulio Cesare Procaccini 68, Milan
Milano Corse ASD
17
May
2025
Peking to Paris 2025
HERO-ERA
17
May
2025
LESPA-FIPA International Historic Car Rally Cyprus 2025
Makarios III Avenue, P.O.Box 23810 CY-1686 Nicosia, Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 1065
LESPA-FIPA (The Antique Car Club of Cyprus)
Apply for Your FIVA Card
Validate your vehicle's heritage with the FIVA Identity Card. This internationally recognized card documents and preserves the authenticity of your historic vehicle, ensuring it meets global standards for historical significance.
Legislation Updates
Stay informed with the latest updates on legislation that impacts historic vehicle ownership and perservation. FIVA continually produces essential documents that guide and inform our community on crucial legal matters. Access our latest resources to ensure you're up-to-date with the changes affecting our automotive heritage.
Protecting Motoring Heritage
The Future Belongs To Those Who Know History
FIVA (the Fédération Internationale des Véhicules Anciens) is a worldwide non-profit organisation dedicated to the protection, preservation and promotion of historic vehicles. Established in 1966, it is active in more than 80 countries, representing millions of historic vehicle enthusiasts around the globe. Since 2017, FIVA has been a partner of UNESCO with consultative status, representing world motoring heritage and related culture.
What is a "Historic Vehicle"?
FIVA defines it as a mechanically propelled road vehicle at least 30 years old, preserved and maintained in a historically correct condition, which is not used as means of daily transport and which is therefore part of our technical and cultural heritage. A youngtimer is a similar vehicle between 20 and 29 years old.
