Activists decry 'car madness' ahead of IAA auto show in Munich

NAMPA / DPA

2025-09-09

Munich (dpa) - A group of demonstrators gathered outside the grounds of the IAA Mobility automotive trade show in Munich on Tuesday to protest against the car industry. The trade show, which was due to officially open on Tuesday morning and is one of the world's most important for the automotive industry, will see major brands from around the world showcase their latest innovations and models. But in the eyes of the protesters, investing millions......

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