February 25 - 26, 2025
Baden-Baden, Germany
Bridging technology with future potential: In an interview, Dr. Andreas Broda reveals MAN's innovative approach to trucks with hydrogen combustion engine, which should enable a flexible entry into emission-free logistics.
Plea for a new technological rationality: Prof. Frank Atzler from TU Dresden is calling for a rethink of the transport revolution. The combustion engine expert sees e-fuels and methanol as the key to sustainable and affordable mobility in the future.
CLEPA President Matthias Zink calls for technological openness and a stable political framework on the road to sustainable mobility and emphasizes that feasible concepts must take precedence over strict regulations.
The automotive industry is facing major challenges: In this interview, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter Gutzmer explains why technological diversity and realistic targets are crucial to driving forward defossilization and overcoming the current crises.
In his keynote speech at the International Engine Congress 2025, Prof. Dr. André Casal Kulzer calls for openness to diverse drive technologies in order to defossilize the mobility sector. In our interview, he explains why there will be no sustainable future without diversity.
Focus on e-fuels and decarbonization: The International Engine Congress 2025 taking place in Baden-Baden on 25 and 26 February will focus on the future of the combustion engine, political decisions and new findings from research and development.
Justine Otto
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