Automakers are being offered an all-inclusive package that covers the cost of their stands and accommodations for guests for the smaller, three-day event, according to documents seen by Automotive News Europe.

The reasons were lack of interest from automakers as well as the uncertain situation over the control of the coronavirus, the Geneva International Motor Show Foundation said. A 2022 show was not confirmed.

Automakers' worries over the continuing fallout from the pandemic and a loan dispute between event organizers and authorities could jeopardize the auto show next year.

The 2020 edition of the auto show officially went dark because of the coronavirus outbreak, but automakers still managed to put a spotlight on new sheet metal.