May 13 – 15, 2025 | Frankfurt/Hanau, Germany
SafetyWeek News
April 17, 2025 China Electric Vehicle Fire Safety Index – Workshop under the guidance of Dr. Chen Bin from CMVR
The C-EVFI is a challenging assessment for electric vehicles that focuses on the protection of vehicle occupants in the event of battery thermal runaway. It addresses this by evaluating safety warnings, emergency rescue, fire protection and data monitoring.
At SafetyWeek, Dr. Chen Bin of CMVR - China Merchants Testing Vehicle Technology Research Institute, the organization that launched the C-EVFI, will provide an in-depth look at the current assessment program and upcoming enhancements to the index.
The workshop will be held on the first afternoon of SafetyWeek (May 13) and is open to all SafetyWeek attendees with a ticket for that day.
April 14, 2025 Is your car a real eye-catcher? Show us at SafetyWeek 2025!
On the second evening of SafetyWeek 2025, we will celebrate in the legendary Klassikstadt Frankfurt - surrounded by automobile icons. And this year we also want to see the gems of the SafetyWeek participants:
If you come with a special vehicle that you don't see every day, whether it's a classic car or a market novelty, you can look forward to a cool parking space right in front of the location. Whether brand new, vintage, youngtimer or simply extraordinary - if your car has character, it belongs to this special evening. Learn more and reserve a parking space
April 10, 2025 President of the German Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) to speak at SafetyWeek
The President of the German Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) Richard Damm has confirmed a keynote speech at SafetyWeek. Damm will speak at Auto[nom]mobil about Regulatory Requirements for the Homologation of Automated Driving Systems. The KBA President will report on the framework conditions being established at UNECE level, the activities of the German Federal Government on automated driving and the status quo for L4 approvals in Germany.
March 14, 2025 Take a test drive with the developer of the Mercedes DRIVE PILOT - technical discussions included
The DRIVE PILOT demo drive offers the exclusive opportunity to experience first-hand the highly automated driving of Mercedes-Benz AG at speeds of up to 95 km/h on the highway and to get to know the innovative technology behind the system. While the vehicle confidently takes over the driving task, you can enjoy the drive in peace and quiet and sit back and relax. This gives you the opportunity to engage in various secondary activities, such as watching a movie, writing a message or passing the time with entertainment games such as Tetris.
The ride is conducted by a Mercedes-Benz AG developer who is available to answer questions about the system. This not only makes the driving experience with DRIVE PILOT directly tangible, but also provides a deeper understanding of the technical background and how the system works.
All SafetyWeek participants are invited to take part in a demo drive with DRIVE PILOT on May 14 from 9 am to 5 pm and on May 15 from 9 am to 4 pm.
Image: Mercedes-Benz AG
March 12, 2025 Program the SafetyUpDate 2025 is online
Today we have published the detailled program and the speakers of the SafetyUpDate 2025. VAs always, the UpDate will focus on the upcoming requirements from legislation and consumer protection (NCAP). There will also be sessions on:
- Accident Research
- Equitable Safety
- Electric Vehicle & Post Crash Safety
- HMI, Driver Status Monitoring & Occupant Monitoring
February 14, 2025 Program preview of Auto[nom]Mobil 2025 is online
Today we have published a first preview of the program and the speakers at Auto[nom]Mobil 2025. Validation, testing and homologation of automated driving functions are the main topics of this year's program. The event will open with a keynote speech by Prof. Steven Peters from TU Darmstadt: Automated Driving - Why, How and When?
February 06, 2025 SafetyWeek Program Committee launches Conference Programs
Today the SafetyWeek Program Committee met to discuss the program for SafetyUpDate and Auto[nom]Mobil 2025. For both events, we are looking forward to an exciting agenda with numerous high-level speakers. The core program of the SafetyUpDate is already online. A few additional presentations are awaiting confirmation and will be added in the coming weeks. In addition to the latest news from consumer testing (NCAP) and regulations for vehicle safety, this year's focus is on EV Safety, Equitable Safety, HMI, Driver Status Monitoring & Occupant Monitoring.
We would like to thank all the committee members for their valuable input and help in shaping an outstanding conference program.
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