As you may have seen with some of this week’s news items, as the Audi concept C and BMW IX3 reveals and the scourge of the Mercedes-Benz GLC, the Munich auto show, officially, is called IAA Mobility (and previously the Frankfurt show) next week. Although a lot of digital ink has been spilled over the death of the car show – most pretty accurate – it can be a bit premature. In addition to those aforementioned cars, Munich also sees the debut of the Polestar 5, the Hybrid 992.2 Porsche 911 Turbo, Volkswagen’s ID Polo Prototypes, the new Renault Clio, a concept for the upcoming Hyundai Ioniq 3 and more. The list of exhibitors has been expanded, just like the press conference schedule. Could the international car show come back?
If you want an answer to that question, you are lucky, because Andy Kalmowitz and I both go to Munich this weekend for IAA 2025, with the press day on Monday. We will both spend a lot of time walking the show floor, so we want to know what you want to see of what a great European car show could be.
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Although all new revelations are exciting for me this year, the cars that I am most enthusiastic to personally view the Renault 4 and 5 EVs, which I still have to see in real life, let alone that I can sit in it. I definitely have to look at other French cars such as the DS N ° 8 and Peugeot E-208 GTI. Andy says he looks forward to seeing the Porsche Cayenne EV prototype and the Audi concept, and we are both intrigued by the various Chinese brands that will show a new product.
But what about you? In which new debut or recently unveiled models are you interested? From which cars do you want our personal impressions? What would you ask for executives, engineers or designers from these car companies? Is there something specific that you would like to see writing blogs about or showing off? Let us know in the comments below and we will do our best to answer your best questions.
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