The German International Motor Show (IAA) will be held in Munich, replacing the Frankfurt Motor Show. The new auto Show will be held from September 7 to 12, 2021, lasting six days.

Past Frankfurt auto Show scene

    Klaus Dittrich, general manager of the Munich Fair, and Markus S.Der, Hildegard Muller, President of the German Motor Association, and Dieter Reiter, mayor of Munich, announced the plans for the Munich Auto Show.The new show puts cars and environmental protection on an equal footing, and the Munich show's theme will be "Reflecting the change in the car industry".

    The Munich auto show will showcase more innovative technologies in the auto industry and will not focus on certain types of cars. Instead, it will show the traffic conditions in a country and a big city, the way commuters and tourists travel and the environment.

    The Munich auto show will be divided into three parts: Summit, Blue Lane and Open Space.Instead of simply showing off new models, automakers will show off their automotive solutions at the summit.In addition to traditional carmakers, technology companies such as software and IT are also welcome to the show.The motor show commute is called the "Blue Trail."Extending the show beyond the pavilion by showing off Munich's city traffic, shuttle vehicles to and from the show will only use electric vehicles, a concept pilot project for the city.The centre of Munich will be the open space for the exhibition, where cars will be displayed between King's Place and Maria's Place, where Munich citizens and visitors can visit and learn about the latest automotive technology.

    Soder, the governor of Bayern Munich, said that with the changes of The Times, the automobile industry must change accordingly. The auto show should not only show the cars, but also show the future of the automobile industry and the correct and environmentally friendly road for the development of cars.

    The Munich Auto Show will run for six days from September 7 to 12, 2021.This is a reduction from the previous 13 days at the Frankfurt show.