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IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich: a trade show focused on the future of mobility
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- Par Loïc Riondel, Paul-Edouard Trichet
From 8 to 14 September 2025, Munich will host a new edition of IAA Mobility 2025 Munich, one of the global automotive industry’s must-attend events. More than just a traditional trade show, the event aims to showcase the technologies and trends that are already redefining the mobility of tomorrow.
Two complementary worlds
As with the previous edition, the IAA is spread across two separate areas:
- IAA Summit: located at the Messe München exhibition centre, it is mainly aimed at industry professionals. The stands focus on key technologies: IoT connectivity and big data, software-defined vehicles, decarbonisation, autonomous driving, smart urban mobility and battery innovations. A few car manufacturers are also represented, but the focus remains on innovation.
- IAA Open Space: accessible free of charge in the heart of Munich, it follows the format of traditional motor shows. Major manufacturers unveil their latest innovations to the general public on the streets of the city.
A total of 750 exhibitors are participating in this edition, with a particularly strong presence from Chinese players, who account for 68% of the stands.
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An experiential lounge
IAA Mobility is not limited to static vehicle displays. The organisers have placed an emphasis on the visitor experience:
- Test drives: More than 200 models from 22 manufacturers are available for test drives. Visitors can take the wheel of the latest models from Audi, BYD, Ford, Hyundai, KIA, Mercedes-Benz, Polestar, Porsche and Volkswagen on the streets of Munich.
- Autonomous driving: An area dedicated to ADAS systems and telematics allows visitors to discover the advances made by major players such as Aumovio (Continental), Innoviz Technologies and Magna.
- Micromobility: A specialised circuit is reserved for testing bicycles and light vehicles in a natural environment.
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Manufacturers in force
For manufacturers, the IAA remains a major event: 30 brands are present, from European brands (Renault, Volkswagen, Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Porsche, Opel, etc.) to Chinese challengers (Avatr, BYD, Changan, Jaecoo, Leapmotor, Omoda, Xpeng, etc.).
- A focus on electric vehicles: nearly 75% of the models on display are electric vehicles, confirming the central role of electromobility.
- Expected new releases: the show features 10 world premieres, including the Renault Clio 6, BMW iX3, Mercedes GLC EQ, Volkswagen T-Roc, Kia EV4 and Porsche 911 Turbo S.
- Innovative concept cars: 12 prototypes are on display, including the Renault Emblème, the Audi Concept C, the Volkswagen ID Cross and the Cupra Tindaya.
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An event that attracts large numbers of people
Present at the event, Lizeo was able to observe the innovations and major announcements of this edition up close. It was a unique opportunity to meet the major players in the automotive ecosystem and discuss the issues that are profoundly transforming the mobility of tomorrow.
With 500,000 visitors expected over the week, IAA Mobility is establishing itself as a hybrid event, a cross between a trade show and a major mobility festival. The spectacular stands of prestigious manufacturers such as Mercedes, BMW and Porsche are sure to attract enthusiasts, while the technological innovation zones will appeal to industry experts.
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👉 IAA Munich 2025 thus confirms its unique positioning: a global mobility laboratory where manufacturers, builders, start-ups and the general public come together with a common goal — to invent and accelerate the sustainable transport solutions of tomorrow.