About eMove360°

eMove360°

eMove360° Magazin is the quarterly print and digital magazine of the eMove360° platform — the Munich-based international conference, exhibition, and community platform for electric and autonomous mobility. Published by eMove360 Media GmbH, it covers electromobility and autonomous driving with a mix of vehicle tests, technology reporting, industry interviews, and lifestyle content, appearing four times a year in print (39.90 euros annually) with free PDF downloads for maximum reach. As the editorial arm of the eMove360° Europe conference and the eMove360° Award, the magazine sits at the center of one of Europe's established new-mobility networks.

Overview

eMove360° Magazin appears quarterly as the media flagship of the eMove360° brand — "electric, connected, autonomous" mobility, or "Mobilität 4.0." The editorial concept blends trade journalism with consumer appeal: new-vehicle presentations, driving reports (such as the Porsche Macan Electric tested in Montenegro's mountain roads), technology explainers (solid-state batteries, ADAS systems, fast charging), industry interviews (including a women-in-tech series), practical guides (how electric cars pass the HU inspection), market topics (warranty labels for used EVs), and even travel tips with charging recommendations. This mix addresses both the industry professional and the electromobility enthusiast — the fleet manager and the early adopter.

The magazine is inseparable from the eMove360° event platform: the annual eMove360° Europe international conference and exhibition in Munich (October 13–14, 2026, at the Holiday Inn Munich-Westpark for the 2026 edition), the eMove360° Award for electric and autonomous mobility (with categories spanning electric and autonomous vehicles, charging and energy, battery and powertrain, automated driving and AI, infotainment and connectivity, mobility concepts and services), and the emove360.com portal with daily news. The magazine extends the event brand into a year-round editorial presence.

The publisher's reach claims — 115,000 social-media followers and email subscribers, 380,000 unique visitors per year on emove360.com — are self-reported figures that should be read as the company's own marketing data. The editor-in-chief is Sabine Metzger.

History

The eMove360° brand was launched by MunichExpo as a new leading trade fair for "Mobilität 4.0" — the declared goal being to unite the entire spectrum of new mobility under one brand name and address the priority target groups, developers and buyers, more precisely. The name encodes the concept: "eMove" for electromobility and the organizer's long-standing expertise in this pillar of new mobility, "360°" for the networking and the technologies that make increasingly automated through autonomous driving possible. As Robert Metzger explained at the launch, the car will in a few years be one of the most important connected devices — a development shaping vehicle construction, interior design, road and urban planning, and IT infrastructure alike. In parallel with the fair, the industry and news portal emove360.com was created as a community platform for new mobility — a central information hub for news about the fair, the awards and congresses, and all relevant industry developments.

The magazine grew as the editorial extension of this platform: quarterly issues documenting the state of electromobility and autonomous driving, from vehicle premieres through infrastructure to the research frontier (such as TUM's solid-state battery materials research). The 2025 issues — including the June 2025 edition (02/2025) with its mix of smart city cars, electrified construction vehicles from the Bauma trade fair, and connected-car analysis — show a maturing editorial formula that balances product journalism with technology depth, serving readers who buy the vehicles and the professionals who build the infrastructure alike.

The eMove360° Award, with finalists and winners gaining international visibility across the website, newsletters, magazine, social media, and editorial coverage, has become an industry institution in its own right — past honorees including Kia, Farasis Energy, Volvo Trucks, NIO, Karsan, Octopus Energy, Stadtwerke München, and smartCable. The award ceremony at the annual conference gives the magazine a yearly editorial high point.

Coverage and Content

Vehicle coverage presents new electric models and driving reports — from smart city runabouts and vans through premium electric SUVs — with the practical perspective of the EV driver: range, charging, everyday usability. Technology coverage follows batteries (including solid-state research), charging infrastructure (with the provocative thesis that charging will become as fast as refueling), power electronics, and the AI systems enabling automated driving. The ADAS coverage maps the assistance systems that form the stepping stones to autonomy.

Industry coverage follows the companies shaping new mobility: manufacturers, charging providers, battery makers, and fleet operators — with fleets identified as a key multiplier for new mobility technologies, the subject of a dedicated 2026 conference session bringing fleet, charging, and mobility experts together to discuss the path from innovation to everyday commercial use. The women-in-tech interview series highlights female leaders in the industry, such as Porsche project manager Janina Pfleiderer-Stellbogen on sustainability in sales strategy. Practical guides address the EV owner's questions: the HU inspection, used-car warranties, charging at home and on the road.

The magazine also covers the research frontier and the policy environment, and its travel section — "eMove360° Reisetipp" — combines tourism with charging infrastructure, reflecting the lifestyle dimension of electromobility. The tone is enthusiastic and forward-looking: the magazine advocates for the electric and autonomous future while reporting on its practical realities — the charging curve as well as the vision, the HU inspection as well as the autonomous highway. This duality is the brand's editorial signature: eMove360° believes in the transformation and documents its messy, fascinating progress.

Organization and Ownership

eMove360° Magazin is published by eMove360 Media GmbH, Hammersbacher Straße 19, 81377 Munich. The editor-in-chief is Sabine Metzger. The company operates the integrated eMove360° platform: the magazine, the emove360.com portal, the annual eMove360° Europe conference and exhibition, and the eMove360° Award. The brand originated with MunichExpo, with Robert Metzger as the public face of the concept.

The business model combines the magazine (print subscriptions at 39.90 euros for four annual issues, free PDF downloads as a reach builder), the event business (conference tickets, exhibition, award sponsorships), and the portal's advertising and community revenues. This integrated event-media model — where the magazine, the conference, and the award reinforce each other — is characteristic of modern B2B media in emerging technology sectors, and eMove360° exemplifies it. Financial details of the company are not publicly confirmed.

Digital Presence

The portal emove360.com is the digital center of the brand: daily news on electric and autonomous mobility, organized in categories from AI and automated driving through battery and powertrain, charging and energy, fleets, infotainment and connectivity, to urban and mobile design. The magazine issues are available as free download PDFs, extending the print content to a global digital audience, while the print version serves subscribers and the conference community.

Social-media channels and newsletters distribute the content and maintain the community between the annual conference editions — the publisher claims 115,000 followers and subscribers across these channels (self-reported). Video content, including conference speaker presentations such as the 2026 speaker series, extends the brand into multimedia. The award program's digital presence — finalist announcements, winner coverage, the yearbook — generates year-round engagement. For a media brand in the fast-moving new-mobility sector, the digital-first distribution (free PDFs, daily portal news, social community) combined with the physical anchor of the annual Munich conference gives eMove360° a distinctive position: the editorial voice of a community that meets once a year in Munich and talks all year online — engineers, fleet managers, policymakers, and enthusiasts united by the electric and autonomous transformation of mobility.