After a year without global car shows and other large-scale events in the same spectrum, Dacia hurried to confirm the presence of IAA Auto, while giants in the field still have emotions, in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic.
IAA Auto 2021 will take place between September 7 and 12. For the first time, this year’s car show is scheduled to take place in Munich, after the German car industry association – VDA decided to move from Frankfurt. Unfortunately, while Dacia proposed to make waves at the event, several German builders announced that they will not be present at the fair.
An important example is Stellantis, owner of the German brand Opel. The giant said as clearly as possible that he would not participate this time. This decision is, however, in contradiction with previous messages on the subject. The Stellantis decision is considered a blow to the IAA organizers, who hoped that the Munich Motor Show would start to return to normal.
The company created this year, which brings together the brands of the former PSA and FCA, had previously announced that French and Italian and US brands do not participate in the IAA, but that Opel is considering this, as it is an event of the German industry. vehicles.
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Dacia will be present and will exhibit the new Spring at the Munich Motor Show. In the same context, he will advance some examples of Dacia Duster face-lift for tests. The latter can be driven on the circuits created in the city for this purpose. Also, the giant from Mioveni will have cars on display in the central area, in Konigplatz, being possible for visitors to admire not only the new Sandero, but also the future Lodgy / MCV crossover. Everything will happen this autumn in Munich.
While all the details about Dacia’s presence at the IAA Auto show are already known, unfortunately, several of the German groups have not confirmed their participation, as brands such as Skoda or SEAT, within the VW Group, may not be present. Among the brands that have confirmed their presence in Munich, according to official data, are VW, BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Mini, Rolls Royce, Ford, Honda, Polestar, but also some Chinese brands.
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