Magna places a strong emphasis on sustainable materials that not only meet high technical standards but also minimize environmental impact.

Magna is set to showcase its latest innovations in sustainable materials, drivetrains, energy storage systems, and advanced driver assistance systems at the upcoming IAA Mobility 2025 event in Munich, scheduled from September 8 to 14.

Uwe Geissinger, Executive Vice President and President of Magna Europe, highlighted that the exhibition will focus on scalable solutions for safer, smarter, and greener mobility, emphasizing real-world applications rather than mere concepts.

With a global workforce of approximately 164,000 and operations in 28 countries, Magna's extensive experience in the automotive industry underlines its commitment to advancing mobility technology.

The company aims to demonstrate how its innovations contribute to reducing environmental impact while promoting social and economic development through advanced automotive technologies.

Visitors to the Magna booth will have the opportunity to experience live vehicle demonstrations showcasing innovations in imaging radar and interior sensing technologies, which are essential for occupant monitoring and driving safety.

The exhibition will also feature technologies for Level 2+ and 3 driving systems, including intelligent sensor fusion and AI-powered decision-making processes.

Attendees can register for outdoor demo drives at the Magna booth to experience these cutting-edge innovations firsthand.

Magna will introduce flexible powertrain systems designed for various vehicle segments, featuring advanced battery-integrated body and chassis systems to enhance electrification efficiency.

Additionally, the company will present modular energy storage solutions aimed at improving the efficiency and reliability of electrification in transportation.

Overall, the exhibition at Hall B3, Booth E40, will highlight Magna's advancements across multiple domains, reinforcing its role as a leader in sustainable automotive technology.