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“Auto shows only remain a success story in China”

Ferdinand Dudenhöffer ist Professor für Automobilwirtschaft am Center Automotive Research
Ferdinand Dudenhoeffer is Director of the Center Automotive Research in Duisburg

Classic car shows are having a hard time. That also applies to the IAA. Starting next Monday, it will be held again for the first time in two years – albeit no longer in Frankfurt am Main, but in Munich. And it’s no longer just about cars, but about mobility in general. In an interview with China.Table, car expert Ferdinand Dudenhoeffer is not inherently opposing the new direction. But he would have liked a stronger thematic focus. In his opinion, the only car shows that still really still work are the ones in China. Felix Lee spoke with Dudenhoeffer.

Mr. Dudenhoeffer, the IAA begins next week – for the first time in Munich. What will be new and different from the previous one in Frankfurt?

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