ADAC Test Center Penzing: A day full of mobility and family fun!

ADAC Test Center Penzing: A day full of mobility and family fun!

On Saturday, July 12, 2025, mobility in Penzing was offered a lot in the ADAC test center for young and old. The popular open house attracted families, residents and even numerous politicians who used the event atmosphere to celebrate the connection of the ADAC to the region. Admission was free and the parking facilities were also plentiful, which contributed to the fact that people appeared in large numbers.

The high number of visitors was particularly impressive, which underlined the appreciation for the commitment of the ADAC. The board showed Dr. Dieter Nirschl in his opening speech how important the visibility of the region is in future issues. "The technology center in Landsberg am Lech and the test center Mobility here in Penzing are not just projects, they are pioneers for innovative mobility," he emphasized. Mayor Peter Hammer emphasized that the ADAC has been a reliable partner in the region for ten years now. Augsburger General reports that Hammer also promised increased cooperation, especially after the acquisition of the site.

A colorful round of actions for the whole family

The varied program left nothing to be desired. From a bicycle course to breakdown help to an exciting schnitzel hunting competition for the children, there was something for everyone. The ADAC cover band "The Yellow Tones" created a good atmosphere with live music between 2 and 5.30 p.m. Additional highlights were the performances of Munich's last street magic and the demonstration of a roof accident with a subsequent fire service.

Numerous advisory services were also part of the program. The participants were able to find out more about topics such as electric vehicles, camping and even about the latest trends in motorsport. A highlight was the rollover simulator, which conveyed an important education on traffic safety. Children were able to experience the exciting e-kart course or admire the Shönities of an ADAC classic car bus. The ADAC emphasizes that the test center has been in operation since 2022 and aims to act as a leading innovation location for consumer protection and mobility.

commitment to the future of mobility

The importance of the ADAC for the region and the over 25 years of presence in consumer protection were also emphasized by Landsberg's mayor Doris Baumgartl. She emphasized that mobility is a common challenge for everyone and is an area in which the ADAC is not only innovative, but also strategically specifies the direction. "We need places that help us shape the mobility of the future," says Baumgartl. Member of the Bundestag Michael Kießling also expressed a positive statement about the need for a strong mobility presence in federal politics and the outstanding role of the ADAC.

A clear message was transmitted on this open house: the ADAC is not just an automobile club, but a pioneer that leads the Penzing region into the future of mobility. The continuous exchange with educational institutions and the focus on innovative technologies show that in the ADAC you have a good knack for the challenges of time. Mercury suggests that the expansion of the test center will continue to revitalize the innovation location from 2026.