German automakers aim to transform former Frankfurt show into Davos of mobility

The IAA in Munich will have a "Summit" at the city's trade fair grounds for professionals from the auto industry, academics and politicians for debates and presentations. (Messe Muenchen)

July 03, 2020 10:30 AM

FRANKFURT -- Germany's biennial auto show aims to position itself as the leading trade fair for mobility in smart cities, attracting startups and stimulating social debate over transport issues.

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