One month, three trade fairs: Special Trucks shows what it’s made of.

September is trade fair month for Mercedes‑Benz Special Trucks. The Unimog will be on display at all three events: at IAA Transportation, it will be on display alongside the eEconic and an Atego on the world’s most important stage for commercial vehicles; at GaLaBau, the focus is on landscaping and urban open spaces; and at InnoTrans, it will be on the rails with leading equipment partners. Here’s an overview of what to see, where and when.

IAA Transportation 2026.

A major showcase for the future: IAA Transportation 2026 is the world’s leading platform for the commercial vehicle industry. From 15 to 20 September, everything in Hanover will revolve around sustainable powertrains, digital solutions and climate-friendly transport concepts. Mercedes‑Benz Special Trucks will be right at the heart of the action with its own stand in Hall 19/20 and at the Driving Experience in the outdoor area – showcasing the all-rounder in two versions and the eEconic for municipal use.

GaLaBau 2026.

Greenery as far as the eye can see: GaLaBau in Nuremberg is the leading international trade fair for urban greenery and open spaces. Gardening and landscaping companies, landscape architects and local authority planners come here to discover new solutions for the maintenance, construction and design of green spaces and open areas. For the Unimog as an equipment carrier, this is a real home game. Hardly any other vehicle understands the demands of green space maintenance as well as it does.

InnoTrans 2026.

InnoTrans in Berlin is the international trade fair for transport technology – and in 2026 it will mark its 30th edition. Mercedes‑Benz Special Trucks will not be exhibiting at its own stand this year, but will instead be joining forces with its equipment partners ZAGRO and ZWIEHOFF: both companies will be showcasing the Unimog in various dual-mode variants for work and shunting operations on the railways.

Whether in Hanover, Nuremberg or Berlin: do pop in and see the Unimog, Econic and Atego in action. It’s well worth a visit.