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GermanyAutoBook2017Photo: Mercedes Benz
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WELCOME!Germany is recognized the world over for its outstanding automotive industry and excellence in engineering. Around the world, German cars embody highly cherished values of innovation, reliability, safety, and design.
Germany is by some distance Europe’s leading production and sales market. The country’s world-class R&D infrastructure, complete industry value chain integration, and highly qualified workforce create an internationally peerless automotive environment.
It enables companies to develop cutting-edge technologies, which perfectly address tomorrow’s mobility needs. Take a look at this impressive industry and find out how, more than 125 years after inventing the automobile, Germany remains the world’s automotive innovation hub.
How to use the Germany AutoBookThe information was compiled from personal research, the internet and with support of friends at automotive companies, automotive organizations, industrial estates and business associates and is designed to support:
1) Business Development - managers who seek to identify potential customers and sales opportunities in the German automotive industry
2) Outsourcing – local and international commodity managers, buyers who are looking to source Automotive components from Germany
3) Localization – international managers desiring to expand their market and set up a footprint in Germany – either for distribution or local production.
Focus on contactsThe Indonesia AutoBook features quick links to access web sites, Google Map locations and social media sites of the featured companies and their representatives. Simply click on the icons to connect:
I am sure this book will give you lots of information and inspire you to do business in Germany.
Radolfzell, April 2017
Ulrich Kaiser
Chapter 1
Introduction
Photo: Mercedes Benz
Germany’s Automotive IndustryGermany's Automotive industry is one of the most important industries in the whole economy, contributing around 20 percent of all gross domestic product (GDP). The industry represents over 30 percent of passenger cars manufactured, close to 20 percent of all new registrations and boasting the largest concentration of OEM plants in Europe. By the end of 2015, the sector created a turnover of EUR 404 Billion and employing a workforce of over 792,500 workers.
Germany's Automotive Industry offers a huge opportunities for local and international sales along with sourcing that has lead to a huge export success story. Germany is one of the world leaders in manufacturing, accounting for 15 percent of the world's total production. This was seen in the increased demand of German produced passenger cars and light commercial vehicles represented by EUR 384 billion in turnover at the end
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Germany is the the Automotive Hub of Europe and produced 5.708 million passenger cars and 375,000 commercial vehicles in 2015
2. About 77% of the manufactured vehicles are exported
3. German Automotive OEMs produced 15 million vehicles worldwide in 2015
4. The sector recorded a record turnover of EUR 384 billion and employed a workforce of over 775,000
5. There are over 40 OEM production sites located in Germany
6. 21 of the world’s top 100 automotive suppliers are German companies
7. R&D personnel within the German automobile industry reached a level of just about 100.000 in 2015. Around 792.500 are employed in the industry as a whole
Introduction
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of 2015. This turnover was reflected in the production of 5.7 million passenger cars being and over 375,000 trucks and buses manufactured in 2015.
Germany has achieved an export success. The domestic market generated a total revenue of EUR 133 billion. Over 77 percent of cars produced were ultimately destined for foreign countries, a new world record. This means that on a global scale, one if 5 cars produced globally is a car made by a German OEM.
German OEM's have been responsible for over one third of international R&D expenditure, accounting for EUR 17.7 billion in 2014. Also, German is responsible for 60 percent of European R&D growth. Over 100,000 people work in Germany's R&D field.
Global Market Perspective
The demand for German produced cars has remained strong, in particular for foreign markets that continue to demand vehicles that has been increasing by 3 percent annually. Germany was the most significant exporter of passenger cars in 2014, leading both Japan and South Korea.
Many of the German produced cars are exported to Germany's neighbor countries, which accounts for approximately 50 percent of exports. The USA follows with the second highest demand for German vehicles followed by Asian markets. The market for high end premium vehicles is very high in the USA and China. For many German OEM's China remains the primary and important export market for high end luxury cars.
The high end German luxury production owes its thanks to its work-force, world class R&D, excellent infrastructure and its automotive heritage. The production of premium segment cars researched 36 percent of the western European light vehicle production, and is expected to grow further.
There is a consensus amongst industry analysts that the premium market segment will grow faster than the total passenger car segment within the next decades. This can be due to the increased demand for high-value, premium small and compact-sized vehicles and premium SUVs. The German market can meet this increased demand. Most German based OEMs have already launched or are intending to launch new products to meet the premium market segment. With excellent product standards, sustainable development and innovation as well as the know-how based on the country's automotive manufacturer tradition. This will strengthen Germany's position as a leading hub for manufacturing.
Worldwide Reputation
Germany's reputation of its "Made in Germany" label is seen in a positive light, that is attributed to durability, efficiency, safety and quality. The drive for German OEMS and manufacturers to maintain
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Chapter 2
Statistics
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Chapter 3
OEMs
Photo: BMW
As over 2016, there are five German companies and seven marques companies in the German industry. In 2015, Germany was ranked fourth in global automobile production, producing over six million vehicles. Germany has also been the leading automobile producer in Europe, presenting over 35% of all automobiles produced. Germany is also regarded as the most innovative and competitive automobile industries in the world.
The OEMs in Germany are Audi, BMW, Daimler, Ford, Karmann, Opel, Porsche and Volkswagen.
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Produced over 6 million vehicles in 2015
2. Employs over 747,000 workers
3. Leader of automobile production in Europe
4. Five major OEM companies
Introduction
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Founded in 1913, BMW started building airplane engines in 1917. In 1923, BMW started building motorbikes and eventually in 1928 they started with the production of cars. Shortly after the Second World War, BMW's factories were dismantled by the Allied Forces and the company was only allowed to manufacture household utensils and bicycles.
In 1950 BMW returned to the production of cars. After a slow start, the company focused on luxury cars, becoming one of the most admired carmakers in the world.
The parent plant of the BMW Group is located in the north of Munich, directly at the Olympic Park. Located just beside the BMW Group plant are the Group Headquarters in the BMW four-cylinder, the BMW Museum and the BMW Welt.
Munich PlantPetuelring 130 80788 Munich
At the Munich location some 7,000 employees from over 50 nations work in innovative production processes and produce approx. 900 cars and up to 1,400 engines each day.
The infrastructure of the plant, which has developed in parallel with the urban residential area in the immediate vicinity, is reflected in complex business structures and innovative manufacturing processes. The smooth interaction of all production technologies and supporting areas in a confined
Section 2
AT A GLANCE
1. German owned assembly operation for passenger cars and SUV models
2. Production capacity: 4,200 vehicles/day
BMW
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BMW Four Cylinder BuildingAbteilung TM-K 80788 MunichTel: +49 89-1250-16000
Philip WenzelVice President
Thomas ThymVP Strategy Purchasing & Supplier Network
Peter Van BinsbergenSenior VP Sales & Marketing
space among the world's masterpieces in the automotive industry. In conjunction with the Research and Innovation Centre (FIZ), the BMW Group plant in Munich serves as an internal competence center: From here, the knowledge of processes and technologies, and the experience of over 90 years arrives to other production sites.
Siddharth MudgalManager, Supplier Network
Dingolfing PlantPostfach 112084122 Dingolfing
The success story of the BMW Dingolfing Plant began in 1967 with the acquisition of the medium size car company “Hans Glas GmbH”. It is the largest of all BMW plants and one of the biggest factories in the world. Thousands of associates and machines produce the medium and large models of BMW. Dingolfingen employs approximately 17,500 workers and 800 apprentices. The following models are produced at Dingolfing: BMW 3 Series GT, BMW 4 Series Gran Coupé, BMW 5 Series (Sedan, Touring and GT), BMW M5, BMW ActiveHybrid 5, BMW 6 Series (Coupé, Convertible and Gran Coupé), BMW M6 (Coupé, Convertible and Gran Coupé), BMW 7 Series (Sedan, Active Hybrid, Long Wheelbase and High Security) with a approximated daily production of 1,600 vehicles.
Regensburg PlantHerbert-Quandt-Allee93055 Regensburg
At the end of the 1970s the rising volume of production demanded an expansion of the production facilities. Today, the BMW Regensburg Plant looks back to 20 years of success and is one of the most modern and sustainable factories around the world. Regensburg has a work force of about 9,000 employees and 300 apprentices. Regendsburg produces the following models BMW 1 Series, BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer, BMW 3 Series Sedan, BMW M3 Series Sedan, BMW 4 Series Convertible, BMW M4 Convertible, BMW X1, BMW Z4 Roadster with more than 1,100 produced each day.
Josef Mario BreuTechnical Director
Leipzig PlantBMW Allee 104349 Leipzig
Plant Leipzig is one of the most state-of-the-art car plants. It produces the BMW X1 as well as BMW 1 Series five-door model and the BMW 2 Series Coupé on one production line. In fall 2013 the production of the BMW i3 started, the first all electric automobile of the BMW Group. In 2014 the hybrid sports car BMW i8 will follow.
Hans-Peter KemserManaging Director
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Section 3
Other OEM Vehicle Manufacturers
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Chapter 4
German Automotive Cluster
Photo: BMW
The Automotive Cluster RheinMainNeckar is a company driven cluster which was established in 2003. Today it consists of 450 members which cover the whole automotive value chain. The core region around Rüsselsheim/ Darmstadt has more automotive companies than Michigan stat, the heart of US automobile industry. 54,000 persons are employed in this sector. The region is also well known for its trade fares IAA and Automechanica.
Companies like Adam Opel AG, Pirelli Deutschland AG, Lear Corporation, Siemens VDO, Delphi Deutschland, Suzuki, Hyundai, Tyco Electronics, Continental Teves AG, MAN do have sites in the area.
Well-known universities contribute to education and research in the automotive sector: TU Darmstadt (renowned technical university), FH Wiesbaden-Rüsselsheim (university of applied sciences), Fraunhofer Institute for Operational Stability. And at least many companies established research an development centers in the Rhine-Main-region: There is the International Technical Development Center (Adam Opel AG), European development centers of Honda, Hyundai and Mazda are also located here.
Therefore the Automotive Cluster RheinMainNeckar covers a high potential region of automotive industry in Germany.
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Automotive Cluster for Rhein, Main and Neckar
Automotive Cluster RheinMainNeckar
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Automotive ClusterRheinMainNeckarc/o Industrie- und HandelskammerRhein Main Neckar64295 DarmstadtTel: +49 (0) 6151 871 158Email: [email protected]
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Other Automotive Clusters
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Chapter 5
German Tier 1
Photo: Brose
Infineon Technologies AG is a German Semiconductor manufacturer. The company was a subsidiary of Siemens AG, that spun of its semiconductor business to form Infineon that is headquartered in Neubiberg, Germany.
Today Infineon is a separate company and has no affiliation with Siemens. The company employs over 26,000 people worldwide and achieved its 2016 revenue was over EUR 6.47 Billion.
Product range:
Micro controllersIntelligent sensorsPower semiconductors Power modules for powertrainSafety systemsSecurity and body systemsConvenience applications
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Subsidiary of Siemens AG
2. Automotive parts supplier
3. Established in 1999
Infineon
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Infineon Technologies AG Am Campeon 1-12 85579 Neubiberg Tel: +49 (0) 8923 40Email: [email protected]
Hans AdlkoferVice President
Volker GajewskiSenior Director Purchasing
Albrecht MayerSenior Principal Emulation Systems and Tooling
Worldwide, the Infineon has at about 175 locations in over 34 countries. In Germany, it is present in over 19 locations.
Click here for a list of all German Infineon locations.
Click here for a list of global Infineon locations.
Infineon Technologies Dresden GmbHProduction / Purchasing / Research & DevelopmentKönigsbrücker Str. 180,01099 Dresden
About: Infineon Technologies Dresden GmbH is one of the largest production sites of Infineon Technologies AG. Over three billion Euros have been invested since its foundation in 1994. Employs: 2,000
Infineon Technologies AGProduction / Purchasing / Research & DevelopmentWernerwerkstr. 2,93049 RegensburgEmploys: 2,600Products: Power Semiconductors, CMOS analog / digital, Embedded non volatile memories, Radio Frequency BiCMOS
Infineon Technologies AGResearch & DevelopmentAlter Postweg 101 14 OG,86159 Augsburg
Infineon Technologies AGProduction / Purchasing / Research & Development / Sales Offices
Am Campeon 1-12,85579 Neubiberg
Infineon Technologies AGResearch & DevelopmentLise-Meitner 13,89081 Ulm
Infineon Technologies AG Warstein-BeleckeProduction / Purchasing / Research & Development / Sales OfficesMax-Planck-Str. 5,59581 Warstein
Employs: 1,700Products: IGBT modules, Thyristors and diodes in discs, bipolar modules, stack-assemblies
Infineon Technologies AGResearch & Development / Sales OfficesDüsseldorfer Landstrasse 40147259 Duisburg
Manager: Gregor Maethner
Infineon Technologies AGResearch & Development / Sales OfficesFinkenstraße 61,47057 Duisburg
Managing Director: Wolfgang Rinass
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Section 2
Other German Tier 1 Suppliers
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Chapter 6
European Tier 1
Photo: GKN
GKN Driveline is a multinational automotive components manufacturer that focuses on driveline technologies.
GKN Driveline is the worlds largest producer of CV joints. The company also produces a variety of other products for the automotive industry. The company is present across 22 countries in over 56 locations. The company has a global work force of over 22,000.
Product range:
CV JointsSide shaftsProp shaftsPower Transfer UnitsDifferentialsAWD couplingsDisconnectsElectric rear axlesElectric dive transmissions
Click here for a global GKN Driveline locations list.
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Headquarters, Redditch United Kingdom
2. Global automotive supplier
3. Employees over 22,000
GKN
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GKN DrivelineOtto-Scheugenflug-Strasse 163073 Offenbach/MainTel: +49 (0) 69 8904 0Email: [email protected]
MoselGlauchauer Strasse 3808058 ZwickauTel: +49 (0) 3760 471 0
Helmuth RohreggerPresident Europe
Philippe DoumeingtsSenior Vice President Purchasing & Supply Chain
Cüneyt GürelOperations Director
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Section 2
Other European Tier 1 Suppliers
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Chapter 7
North American Tier 1
Photo: BorgWarner
American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) is a leading, global Tier-One automotive supplier of driveline and drivetrain systems and related components for light trucks, SUVs, passenger cars, crossover vehicles and commercial vehicles.
AAM's European presence is the Europe Headquarters & Engineering Center. AAM facility includes technical, engineering and sales services, which is located in Bad Homburg.
Product range
Vehicle Architectures; Light Truck/SUV, Passenger Car/CUV, Passenger Car and Commercial VehiclesDriveline Systems; Rear Beam Axles, Rear Axle Systems, Front Axles, Driveshafts, Multi-Piece Driveshafts, TracRite Axle Differentials, Torque Transfer Device, Electronic Control Coupling, CZV Joints.Drivetrain systems; Transfer Cases, Power Transfer Units, TracRite Transaxle & Transfer Case Differentials.Powertrain Components; Transmission/Transfer Case Components, Intake Manifolds, Oil Pans, Bell Housings.Chassis System Components; I-Ride Suspension Module and SmartBar Electronic Stabilizer System. Metal Formed Products; Power Transfer Unit/Transfer Case ComponentsWheel Hubs & Spindles
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. US owned Automotive parts maker
2. Commenced operation in 1994
3. Driveline components
AAM
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AAM Germany GmbHSiemensstraße 2761352 Bad Homburg vor der Höhe Tel: +49 (0) 6172 1386 000
Michael J. BlyPresident Europe
Geoffrey PoulardGlobal Commodity Manager
Diane ThomsonTeam Leader, Product Engineering
Section 2
Other North American Tier 1 Suppliers
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Chapter 8
Japanese Tier 1
Photo: TAKATA
DENSO is a supplier of advanced automotive technology, systems and components for all major automakers, operates in 38 countries and regions with more than 140,000 associates. Established in 1984 in Munich, in southern Germany DENSO now has its primary locations in Eching, an industrial area in northern Munich, and in Wegberg near Aachen.
DENSO also has a number of Sales Offices located in Germany which are in Wolfsburg, Leinfelden-Echterdingen (close to Stuttgart), Mörfelden-Walldorf (close to Frankfurt a.M.) and Cologne.
In Germany, Denso sells the following product ranges:
Powertrain Control SystemsThermal SystemsInformation & Safety SystemsElectronic Systems
In 2003 a car air-conditioner testing facility was opened in Eching creating the possibility to assess the performance of air conditioners installed in vehicles. Facilities include climatic chambers, acoustic chambers for components and vehicles, component test benches and a state of the art wind-tunnel. Prototypes are manufactured in-house and preparation work on vehicles and components can be done on-site as well. Eching is also the European material testing laboratory for DENSO and the base for their European Technical Research team.
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Commenced operation in 1984
2. Large Japanese owned Tier 1 in Munich
Denso
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Denso Automotive Deutschland GmbHFreisinger Straße 21-2385386 EchingTel: +49 (0) 8165 9440 Email: [email protected]
Georg Otto GeduldManaging Director
Dirk HanemannDirector, Head of Functional Parts & Performance Development
Dr. Markus ÖzbekTechnical Manager
In 2005 the Aachen Engineering Centre (AEC), located in Wegberg, opened with responsibility for power train development, especially diesel fuel injection and exhaust gas after-treatment systems. Since 2010 this Centre has started work on ECU hardware and software development as well as working on components for Electric Vehicle and Hybrid Vehicles. The AEC is a purpose built facility that is expanding its range of equipment that includes transient engine test beds, chassis dynamometers for emission testing, test benches for testing common rail pumps and injectors and the necessary workshops.
In 2015 they opened newly expanded facilities in Eching and Wegberg.
Business activities:
Sale of automotive componentsEngineering services, design, testing and R&DIncorporated: 1984President: Mr. Y. IshizukaNumber of employees: 533 (as of September 30, 2015)
Product development at DENSO is driven by their mantra: smaller, lighter and more efficient. DENSO products and systems are an integral part of nearly every major vehicle make and model across Europe.
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Section 2
Other Japanese Tier 1 Suppliers
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Chapter 9
Asian Tier 1
Photo: Motherson
Bharat Forge Aluminiumtechnik the German subsidiary of Bharat Forge Limited is an Indian multinational metal forming company. The company employees over 10,000 workers.
The company provides products to the automotive industries and many others.
The company supplies both OEMs and Tier 1s including Audi, BMW, Ford, Bentley, Maserati, Volkswagen, Benteler, TRW and ZF.
The company manufacturers:
Upper control armsLower control armsKnucklesCrankshaftsConnecting rodsFront axlesSteering knuckles
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Main Headquarters in India
2. Automotive parts manufacturer
Bharat Forge AluminiumTechnik
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Bharat Forge Aluminiumtechnik Berthelsdorfer Str. 809618 Brand-Erbisdorf Tel: +49 (0) 3732 2474 747Email: [email protected]
Michael WeisCEO
Thiemo GorathHead of Supply Chain Management
Marc PerleProduct and R&D Manager
Sudesh GulveDesign Engineer
Section 2
Other Asian Tier 1 Suppliers
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Chapter 10
Organizations
Photo: VDA
The German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) consists of more than 620 companies involved in production for the automotive industry in the Federal Republic of Germany.
The members are divided into three manufacturer groups automobile manufacturers, automotive suppliers, and trailers, special bodies, buses. These three manufacturer groups find their representation in three divisions each assigned a managing director. More than 70 employees in 20 departments actively pursue the interests of the German automotive industry. The President, Matthias Wissmann, heads the VDA which has its headquarters in Berlin.
The German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) nationally and internationally promotes the interests of the entire German automotive industry in all fields of the motor transport sector, for example in international trade and economic, transport and environmental policy, technical legislation, standardizing and quality assurance. To an equal extent, VDA promotes services in standardization, research and quality. It organizes the world’s largest trade fair for mobility, the IAA (International Motor Show), as well as other congresses and it regularly publishes on all automotive topics.
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Automotive organization with over 600 members
2. Based in Berlin
VDA German Automotive Industry Assoication
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VDA Association of the Automotive IndustryBehrenstraße 3510117 BerlinTel: +49 (0) 3089 7842 0Email: [email protected]
Eckehart RotterHead of Department PressTel: +49 (0) 3089 7842 120Email: [email protected]
Section 2
German Organizations
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Chapter 11
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Chapter 12
Events
Photo: Audi
The origins of the IAA can be traced back to more than 100 years. In 1897, 8 motor vehicles were exhibited to the public at the Bristol Hotel in Berlin.
From these humble beginnings, a regular exhibition was established that, due to its high visitor turnout, had to be separated into an alternating exhibition of passenger cars and commercial vehicles in 1991. In odd-numbered years the IAA Cars is held in Frankfurt; even-numbered years see the IAA Commercial Vehicles in Hannover.
The automotive world meets at the IAA Commercial Vehicles. It is the world’s leading trade fair for mobility, transportation and logistics. Its comprehensive innovations, exhibitors from several industries, discussions and, last but not least, the expert visitor structure represent a unique profile.
The IAA Commercial Vehicles is special because practically all the suppliers are represented alongside the manufacturers. The IAA is therefore the world’s only mobility fair which represents the entire commercial vehicle industry along the whole value-added chain, providing the best conditions for good business.
With its broad spectrum the IAA provides a comprehensive overview of the international commercial vehicle industry:
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. Date: September 14th to 25th, 2017
2. Venue: Messeturm, Frankfurt am Main
3. Matchmaking opportunities
IAA
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Organizer: VDABehrenstraße 35, 10117 BerlinTel: +49 (0) 3089 7842 0Email: [email protected]
Event LocationMesseturm, 60327 Frankfurt am Main
Trucks and truck tractorLight commercial vehiclesBusesSpecial motor vehiclesTrailers, bodies and containers for vehicles and systemsVehicle interior – Fixtures and EquipmentParts and accessoriesTransport logisticsEquipment used for servicing, repair and maintenance of productsProfessional literature and periodicalsOrganizations and corporations related to road motor vehicle technology, motor vehicle traffic or transportation businessModel carsServicesE-MobilitySpecialist Events and Special shows (e.g. Test drives, vintage vehicles)
IAA Hannover Event 2016
The “New Mobility World logistics” will be held for the first time at the 66th IAA Commercial Vehicles in Hanover (22 - 29 September 2016). The goal of the initiative is to map out digitization, new logistic concepts, offers and services of the exhibitors in the commercial vehicles sector even more clearly and to address new companies and visitor groups.
“The New Mobility World logistics aims to create a content framework that fosters discussion and new contacts. After all, new and future-oriented themes are distinctly more dialogue-intensive”, said Matthias Wissmann, President of the VDA, talking about the further development of the IAA in Hanover.
The content of the conceptual framework will be mapped by the five thematic areas of Connected Vehicle, Assisted & Automated Driving, Alternative Powertrain, Urban Logistics and Transport Services. Within this framework there will be various programs presenting these thematic fields and the matching products of the IAA exhibitors. They will include a separate congress programme with discussion forums,
such as for instance the carIT Congress, and events focusing on “Last Mile” topics or networked and automated driving.
On the “Pitching Day” for start-up companies young enterprises will for the first time be given an opportunity to present their ideas and solutions at the IAA and establish contacts with the commercial vehicle industry. All the events will take place in the congress section in Hall 19 and be accompanied by exhibitions with opportunities for non-industry companies and start-ups to make presentations too.
In addition, the IAA exhibitors can participate in guided tours round the IAA that reflect their themes. Innovations, services and products can thus be presented appropriately. Interested visitors from the specific target group will be taken to the exhibitors’ stands on such tours.
In the “New Mobility World LIVE” demonstration area, exhibitors will be presenting products, services and applications in live demonstrations. Trial drives with electric commercial vehicles will also be possible.
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Section 2
AT A GLANCE
1.
Other Automotive Events in Germany
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Chapter 13
Media
Photo: BMW
Information & communication in the automotive business: The Automobil Industrie media brand provides you with a communications platform packed with top quality information on one of Germany's key industries.
Automobil Industrie analyzes and discusses, is critical and opinion-forming. The entire world of mobility is covered, including trends and highlights in manufacturing and developments in the markets.
Section 1
AT A GLANCE
1. A news outlet that covers all aspects of the Auto industry.
Automobil Industrie
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Vogel Business Media GmbH & Co. KGMax-Planck-Straße 7/9 97082 WürzburgTel: +49 (0) 931 418 0 Email: [email protected]
Matthias BauerChief Corporate Development Officer
Ms Catharina LeyboldProduction ManagerTel: +49 (0) 931 418 2271
Section 2
Other Automotive Media in Germany
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Acknowledgements
Photo: Porsche
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