by IAA MOBILITY, VDA, Messe München
The IAA MOBILITY Visionary Club, hosted by Sarah Harmann and supported by BCG, gain a comprehensive overview of current and future trends in the mobility sector, and explore various topics and aspects of IAA MOBILITY. In each Visionary Club session, an expert selected in collaboration with BCG delivers a 5-10 minute inspirational talk live on LinkedIn. This segment focuses on cutting-edge topics and innovations in the mobility sector. Following the talk, there is a 15-20 minute interactive Q&A session, where moderator Sarah Harmann fields questions from the LinkedIn audience. Each session is published as a podcast afterwards. IAA MOBILITY 2025, held from September 9-14 in Munich, is the leading international platform for showcasing innovative mobility solutions, from micromobility and cars to bicycles and new public transport. With a strong focus on sustainability and technology, IAA MOBILITY unites all stakeholders in the mobility ecosystem to drive progress and innovation.
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March 28, 2025
In the 9th episode of the IAA MOBILITY Visionary Club Podcast, Sarah Harman welcomes Vojtech Vosecky, a leading voice in the circular economy. Vojtech's expertise, honed through co-founding the Institute of Circular Economy and advising numerous organizations, mayors, and CEOs, makes him a key figure in the discussion around sustainable practices. Together, they explore what it means to be a circular economist and delve into the importance of transitioning from a linear to a circular economy within the mobility sector. Vosecky discusses the four key strategies to create a circular economy: rethink, reduce, recover, and recycle. This episode offers exciting insights and an exclusive look at how circular economy principles can reshape the future of mobility.
March 14, 2025
In the eighth episode of the Visionary Club Podcast, Sarah Harman welcomes Thomas Drewes, Head of Autonomous Driving at DB Regio AG. Together, they explore the future of autonomous driving in public transportation and the opportunities that automated mobility solutions create for both urban and rural areas. Thomas Drewes explains why autonomous driving is a game-changer for public transit, particularly in light of the growing driver shortage and rising operational costs. He shares insights into the KIRA project, where DB Regio is testing Level 4 technology to seamlessly integrate autonomous vehicles into local transportation networks. They also discuss the role of artificial intelligence, sensor technology, and policy frameworks in paving the way for scalable and sustainable mobility. How can autonomous driving improve connectivity in rural areas? When could driverless buses become a reality? And what steps does the government need to take to position Germany as a leader in this field? This episode offers exciting answers and an exclusive look at the future of mobility.
January 29, 2025
In the seventh episode of the Visionary Club Podcast, Sarah Harman welcomes Magnus Östberg, Chief Software Officer at Mercedes-Benz AG. Together, they explore the future of automotive software and how Mercedes-Benz Operating System (MB.OS) is ushering in a new era of software-defined vehicles. Magnus explains why software in the automotive industry is no longer just about infotainment—it’s transforming the entire driving experience. From hyper-personalized interfaces and advanced AI integration to seamless over-the-air (OTA) updates, MB.OS is redefining what a vehicle can do. He also shares exclusive insights into the role of generative AI, the introduction of ChatGPT in Mercedes vehicles, and the vision for fully connected mobility that extends beyond the car itself. We also discuss how partnerships with Google, Sony,are shaping the digital future of Mercedes-Benz, and why the company isn’t just building a “smartphone on wheels,” but rather a luxurious, secure, and intelligent digital driving environment.
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