A dedicated hall for innovative mobility solutions, including self-driving vehicles, digital mobility platforms and real-time analyses for optimising public transport and much more.

From 24 to 27 September, InnoTrans 2024 will take place at the Messe Berlin Exhibition Grounds.

Brenner Base Tunnel: a look at the large-scale project for the world’s longest underground rail link.

InnoTrans is opening its doors for the thirteenth time. From 20 to 23 September 2022 at the leading international trade fair for transport technology, new products from 2,834 exhibitors representing 56 countries await trade visitors in each of the 42 display halls and on the outdoor display area.

From 20 to 23 September 2022 trade visitors at InnoTrans can look forward to more world innovations than ever before. Exhibitors at the thirteenth edition of the leading trade fair for transport technology in Berlin will present around 250 world innovations. Guided tours, the InnoTrans website and the World Innovation Guide provide an overview.

The new age of mobility is flexible, connected and intermodal. With its new Mobility+ segment, InnoTrans is creating a platform for providers of supplementary mobility services. Visitors to the trade fair can try out some of the solutions on their way to the exhibition grounds or in Berlin’s city centre.

95 per cent of the exhibition area at InnoTrans (20 – 23 September 2022) is currently occupied. Trade visitors can witness more than 100 vehicles on the Outdoor Display as well as 12 buses on the Bus Display, including many new products and world innovations.

The new digital industry platform.

With its platform solutions and apps, the software company Hacon offers seamless travel experiences across the entire range of transport and service providers. In the podcast, CEO Michael Frankenberg explains how mobility-as-a-service works and the challenges that come with it. The episode is available online from 12 April 2022.

Many cities suffer from poor air quality and high levels of ultrafine particles. The French startup Tallano Technologie has designed a braking system for cars and trains which reduces ultrafine particle emissions by 90 per cent.