Farasis Energy, developer and producer of high-performance battery technology as well as pouch cells for electromobility, looks back on a successful IAA Mobility in Munich. With the further development of cell chemistries and the announcement of the new Generation 5, which brings a further increase in energy density and fast charging capability, the company attracted numerous interested visitors to its booth. Many informative and promising discussions with customers and potential clients made the trade fair a success for Farasis Energy.
This year, the IAA Mobility was more than ever focused on electromobility. More than 500,000 stakeholders, visionaries and mobility enthusiasts gathered in Munich at the international industry event. For Farasis Energy, the premiere was an important step in further raising the company's awareness, making new contacts and at the same time underlining the importance of electromobility for the future of the automotive industry. Siro, Farasis Energy's joint venture with the Turkish global mobility technology brand Togg, was also represented at the booth and took the opportunity to introduce itself to the broad professional audience. With the vision of a "clean future", the young company produces modules and packs for Europe – from 2026 also cells.
"Our first IAA trade show appearance was important and a complete success. With the exhibits, we brought the range of our developments and innovations to life. This was also honoured by the numerous international customers and media with whom we were able to exchange ideas at our booth," sums up Dr. Stefan Bergold, General Manager at Farasis Energy Europe. "In addition, we showed that we are an important part of the future of electromobility. Our claim 'thinking batteries further' is more than a slogan and shows our innovative strength. We were able to personally demonstrate this to all interested parties and customers in Munich."
This is where the future takes place
The trade show days of the IAA Mobility have shown that the personal exchange of the industry is becoming increasingly important in order to jointly drive progress. Among the 750 exhibitors from 38 countries, not only the automotive industry was represented, but also players from the fields of technology, start-ups and services. This makes the trade fair a cross-sector, international platform for innovations and forward-looking mobility.
This year, the IAA Mobility was more than ever focused on electromobility. More than 500,000 stakeholders, visionaries and mobility enthusiasts gathered in Munich at the international industry event. For Farasis Energy, the premiere was an important step in further raising the company's awareness, making new contacts and at the same time underlining the importance of electromobility for the future of the automotive industry. Siro, Farasis Energy's joint venture with the Turkish global mobility technology brand Togg, was also represented at the booth and took the opportunity to introduce itself to the broad professional audience. With the vision of a "clean future", the young company produces modules and packs for Europe – from 2026 also cells.
"Our first IAA trade show appearance was important and a complete success. With the exhibits, we brought the range of our developments and innovations to life. This was also honoured by the numerous international customers and media with whom we were able to exchange ideas at our booth," sums up Dr. Stefan Bergold, General Manager at Farasis Energy Europe. "In addition, we showed that we are an important part of the future of electromobility. Our claim 'thinking batteries further' is more than a slogan and shows our innovative strength. We were able to personally demonstrate this to all interested parties and customers in Munich."
This is where the future takes place
The trade show days of the IAA Mobility have shown that the personal exchange of the industry is becoming increasingly important in order to jointly drive progress. Among the 750 exhibitors from 38 countries, not only the automotive industry was represented, but also players from the fields of technology, start-ups and services. This makes the trade fair a cross-sector, international platform for innovations and forward-looking mobility.
