Five facts about the Liebherr exhibition booth at Bauma 2025

The Liebherr exhibition booth at Bauma is among the largest temporary exhibition booths in the world. While permanent exhibition halls are used for years, this booth is built entirely from scratch through an elaborate construction process—only to be completely dismantled after the event.

The outdoor exhibition area alone covers more than 14,000 square metres, equivalent to over two football fields. A project of this scale requires meticulous planning and extensive logistical coordination. In total, 200 truckloads of materials were delivered, and 1,200 tonnes of steel were used in the construction. To power the booth, 75 kilometres of cable were laid—enough to circle Munich’s Altstadtring 14 times. The entire setup took six months to complete, with numerous experts working to create the perfect showcase for Liebherr’s latest innovations.

During the exhibition week, up to 2,000 Liebherr employees from nearly 50 countries are actively involved. Many of them arrive weeks before the event, traveling alongside the exhibits to set them up and ensure they are showcased in perfect condition. However, it’s not just the machinery that takes center stage—every detail of the live presentations is carefully planned and rehearsed to deliver a seamless and engaging experience for visitors.

As a reliable partner, Liebherr is shaping the technologies of tomorrow and pursuing sustainable visions together with its customers. But how will construction machines of the future be powered? How will machines perceive their surroundings? And what role do digital solutions play in improving safety and reducing emissions? Answers to these questions can be found at the InnovationLab at the Liebherr exhibition booth. Here, visitors can experience groundbreaking technologies that could soon revolutionise everyday construction work. These are not science fiction concepts, but practical applications demonstrating how Liebherr is actively addressing the challenges of the future. The InnovationLab focuses on four key areas: advanced machine operation, digitalisation, alternative drive technologies and material technologies. Visitors can try out interactive applications for themselves or experience firsthand, through live demonstrations by the Liebherr team, how innovation and practical implementation come together.