The 5th European Conference for Automotive History – Norway 2026

 

Invitation & Call for Papers

Fifth FIVA Pan-European Conference for Automotive History

18–20 September 2026 | Norwegian Roads Museum, near Lillehammer, Norway

 

You are warmly invited to the Fifth Pan-European Conference for Automotive History, organised by FIVA in cooperation with the Norwegian Federation for Historic Vehicles (LMK) and hosted at the Norwegian Roads Museum.

This biennial conference was originally masterminded by the late Anders Ditlev Clausager together with Thomas Ulrich and today it is a leading international forum that brings together historians, researchers, curators, authors, professionals, and passionate enthusiasts to share knowledge, present new research, and engage in high-level discussion on the cultural, social, and technological history of mobility.

Whether you wish to contribute a paper or attend as an informed and engaged listener, the conference offers a unique opportunity for learning, inspiration, and international networking in an outstanding Nordic setting.

Call for Papers – Open – due date 15th May 2026

Proposals are invited on all aspects of automotive and mobility history, including cultural heritage, technology, society, collections, preservation, and interpretation. Contributions from both established scholars and emerging voices are welcome.

Conference Packages & Fees (all inclusive)

Single Package – €420

Two nights single accommodation, full conference access, all meals

Double Package – €600

Two nights double accommodation, conference for one, Friday & Saturday dinners for two, lunches for one

Day Package with Saturday Gala Dinner – €200

Day Package (Conference Only) – €100

Extra Night (Single Occupancy) – €110

Extra Night (Double Occupancy) – €140

 

You can book here: https://billetto.eu/en/e/the-pan-european-conference-for-automotive-history-Tickets-1789015


Accommodation & Logistics

Hotel: Scandic Hafjell, located a short drive from the venue.

Shuttle services between hotel, museum, and railway station will be provided.

Lillehammer is easily accessible by car or train. Oslo Airport (OSL) offers direct international connections, with rail links to Lillehammer in approximately 1 hour 20 minutes.

Further details regarding programme, and paper submission will follow. All registered participants will receive a comprehensive information package by email. 

For more information pls contact: [email protected]

We look forward to welcoming you to Norway in September 2026—to speak, to listen, and to shape the future understanding of automotive history together.

 

Click here to see the archive of the Fourth Edition of the Pan European Conference