September 21, 2020 Company Updates

ZIEGLER Innovation Summit 2020

The ZIEGLER Innovation Summit marks the highlight of the ZIEGLER Innovation Rollout which started in March 2020.

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Due to the current Covid-19 situation, ZIEGLER was not able to present its world innovations at INTERSCHUTZ in June 2020 as planned. The fair was postponed until 2021. However, for ZIEGLER this did not mean to hide its innovations until next year. 

For the world premiere of the new Z-Class ZIEGLER has thought of something very special: The ZIEGLER Innovation Summit with 50 invited guests from Europe took place in the appropriate ambience of the “Old Forge Hall” at Motorworld Metzingen.

You can now watch the livestream on our Youtubechannel: 

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