Dubai World Trade Centre will host the first edition of the Electric Vehicles Exhibition and Conference, known as EV World, from 10 to 12 November 2026, bringing together the global electric mobility ecosystem under one roof.
Organised in strategic partnership with Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority, the event runs under the theme "Driving a Smart and Sustainable Mobility Future" and arrives as electric mobility enters a defining period of global growth. Vehicles, charging infrastructure, batteries, energy systems, fleet solutions, software and automation are converging into a single interconnected sector, and the exhibition aims to reflect that shift.
The show will cover electric vehicles, batteries and energy storage, charging infrastructure, fleet and commercial mobility, autonomous systems, smart mobility software, air mobility, micromobility and sustainable energy solutions. Beyond static displays, organisers have planned product launches, test drives, live demonstrations, technical workshops, a Future Mobility Showcase and a Startup and Innovation Hub.
Business visitors stand to gain the most. Fleet operators can evaluate commercial EVs and charging systems, distributors and importers can scout new products and regional partners, and investors can explore opportunities spanning energy storage to autonomous transport across the UAE and wider Middle East.
Dawood Al Shezawi, President of EV World, said the event reflects Dubai's growing role in advancing electric, smart and sustainable mobility, adding that it arrives at a critical juncture as vehicles, infrastructure, energy and digital technologies become increasingly connected.
Dubai's position as a globally connected business hub, paired with its push on smart infrastructure and sustainable transport, gives the event added weight as a meeting point for regional and international stakeholders.
The inaugural edition is expected to draw more than 10,000 specialist visitors, over 300 companies, authorities and organisations, and more than 30 business partners.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
