
5 mobility stories you should not have missed in April 2026
The mobility sector is undergoing a rapid transformation driven by autonomy, electrification, connectivity and new transport modes. Five major developments stood out in April 2026.

The leading international trade fair for transport technology.
InnoTrans is the leading international trade fair for transport technology, which takes place every two years in Berlin.
Sub-divided into the five trade fair segments Railway Technology, Railway Infrastructure, Public Transport, Interiors and Tunnel Construction, the event occupies all 42 halls available at Berlin Exhibition Grounds. The InnoTrans Convention, the event’s top-level supporting programme, complements the trade fair and will be streamed live.
A unique feature of this event is its outdoor and track display area, where everything from tank wagons to high-speed trains are displayed on 3,500 metres of track.
It offers vehicle manufacturers the possibility to demonstrate buses on a static Bus Display area and the adjacent Demonstration Course.
InnoTrans is organized by Messe Berlin.
The fifteenth InnoTrans will take place from 22 to 25 September 2026.
With 2,940 exhibitors from 59 countries in 2024 this is the industry’s leading international trade fair, occupying all of the Berlin exhibition grounds.
170,000 visitors from 133 countries filled the 42 exhibition halls, the Outdoor Display and track area as well as the Bus Display at the 2024 edition.
Learn more: https://www.innotrans.de/en/
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