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Dubai electric vehicles exhibition opens November 10 with 100 exhibitors
Event runs through November 14 at Dubai World Trade Centre with 18,000 visitors expected and 120 speakers scheduled.
Dubai International Electric Vehicles Exhibition and Conference 2026 opens November 10, 2026 at Dubai World Trade Centre and runs through November 14, 2026. The event is organised in partnership with Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority and China EV100, with over 18,000 visitors expected, more than 100 participating companies and organisations, over 20 business partners, and approximately 120 speakers from transport, technology and energy sectors, according to Emarat Al Youm.
Exhibitor lineup spans automotive and infrastructure providers#
Participating companies include Al Ghurair, Al Habtoor, Al Futtaim, Foton, Mini, Xiaomi, Exeed, Zeekr, Smart, XPeng, Mitsubishi, Foton, Makita, Al Rostamani and Al Wathba Insurance. Specialist firms in energy, electric mobility and technology include Eco Ride, Elecky, WeRide, Savi and QVolt. Exhibition areas cover personal electric vehicles, electric mass transit and logistics solutions, autonomous vehicle technologies, intelligent safety systems, technical displays and test drives. Visitors can view vehicles and mobility solutions from local and international brands at the venue.
Battery technology and charging infrastructure featured#
The exhibition presents battery technology innovations, fast and ultra-fast charging stations, energy management systems, intelligent charging solutions, and technical infrastructure supporting electric vehicle deployment. Displays include developments in vehicle efficiency and infrastructure expansion, with options available in global markets shown to visitors and industry participants. The event provides access to charging network technologies and energy management systems designed for electric vehicle operations.
Three day conference addresses AI integration and autonomous systems#
The conference programme runs three days covering artificial intelligence deployment in transport systems, autonomous driving technologies, ultra-fast charging network development, fleet and logistics electrification, and policies supporting sustainable mobility transition. November 10 sessions address electric mobility futures, AI in airport and logistics development, environmentally compatible taxi services, intelligent transport systems and autonomous driving. A UAE China Industrial Cooperation Forum on green and intelligent mobility examines industrial partnerships, knowledge exchange and future mobility solutions development. Conference topics include AI applications in transport networks, autonomous vehicle systems, ultra-fast charging infrastructure, and fleet electrification for logistics operations.
Event connects decision makers with technology providers#
The platform brings together policymakers, industry leaders, investors, experts and company representatives to examine electric, intelligent and sustainable mobility futures. Participants discuss cooperation opportunities, investment prospects, infrastructure development and transport sector technologies, with direct networking between companies, suppliers, investors and relevant authorities facilitated throughout the event. The gathering provides access to vehicle manufacturers, technology suppliers, and infrastructure developers operating in electric mobility markets.
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- emaratalyoum.comEmarat Al YoumDubai International Electric Vehicles Exhibition 2026 opens November 10 at Dubai World Trade Centre, runs through November 14, with 18,000 expected visitors, 100+ companies, 20+ business partners, 120 speakers
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