The Dubai International Electric Vehicle Exhibition and Conference 2026 opens tomorrow at the Dubai World Trade Centre and runs until Thursday, under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence and Chairman of the Executive Council of Dubai.
Organised in partnership with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and China EV100, the event is expected to draw more than 18,000 visitors. More than 100 local and international companies, authorities and organisations will take part, alongside over 20 business partners and around 120 speakers from the transport, technology and energy sectors.
Exhibitors include Al Ghurair, Al Habtoor, Al-Futtaim, FUSO, MINI, Xiaomi, EXEED, Zeekr, smart, XPeng, Mitsubishi, Makita, Al Rostamani and Al Wathba Insurance. Energy, electric mobility and technology specialists such as EcoRide, Eleky, WeRide, SAVI and QVolt will also be present.
The exhibition covers electric cars for personal use, mass transit and electric logistics, autonomous vehicle technology and smart safety systems. Visitors can join technical demonstrations and test drives and see the latest in battery technology, fast and ultra-fast charging, energy management and smart charging, along with the infrastructure needed for wider adoption.
Over three days, the conference will tackle artificial intelligence in transport systems, autonomous driving, ultra-fast charging networks, the electrification of transport and logistics fleets, and the policies and legislation that support sustainable mobility. It aims to bring decision-makers, investors and experts together to explore cooperation and create direct links between companies, suppliers and investors.
The first day features sessions on the future of electric mobility, AI in airports and logistics, eco-friendly taxis, and smart transport and autonomous driving. It also hosts the UAE-China Industrial Cooperation Forum on green and smart mobility, which will examine industrial partnerships and the development of future mobility solutions.
News Source: WAM
