Munich auto show sees more Chinese exhibitors than ever before

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2025-09-08

Munich (dpa) - Munich's IAA Mobility auto show this year is set to have the most ever exhibitors from China, with 116 registered, the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) said ahead of Tuesday's opening. No other country, aside from Germany, comes close to that representation. Preliminary figures show a total of 748 exhibitors, 57% from abroad - also a record. Beyond suppliers, more automakers are attending, making IAA 2025 the "m......

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