Munich Auto Show

Opel will miss Munich show in blow to organizers

Munich will take over from the biennial Frankfurt show, pictured in 2017. (Reuters)

June 15, 2021 09:27 AM

Stellantis has confirmed that Opel will not be participating in this year's Munich auto show, which is replacing Frankfurt as the venue of Germany's biennial event in September.

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