DUBAI: As electric mobility enters a new phase of global growth, the technologies transforming transportation are becoming increasingly interconnected, with electric vehicles now forming part of a wider ecosystem encompassing charging infrastructure, batteries, energy systems, fleet solutions, software, automation and smart cities.
Against this backdrop, the Electric Vehicles Exhibition and Conference 2026 (EV World) will take place at Dubai World Trade Centre from November 10 to 12, bringing together key players from across the global mobility ecosystem.
Organised in strategic partnership with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) under the theme “Driving a Smart and Sustainable Mobility Future”, the event will provide a platform for industry leaders, technology providers, investors and decision-makers to explore developments shaping the future of electric and smart mobility.
For business visitors, EV World 2026 will offer opportunities for market intelligence, procurement discussions, business matchmaking and investment engagement.
Fleet operators and mobility managers will be able to assess commercial electric vehicles, charging infrastructure and fleet technologies suited to their operational needs. Distributors and importers can explore new products and potential regional partnerships, while investors and technology buyers can identify opportunities across energy storage, connected mobility, sustainable infrastructure and autonomous transport.
The exhibition will cover a broad range of sectors, including electric vehicles, batteries and energy storage, charging infrastructure, fleet and commercial mobility, autonomous systems, smart mobility software, air mobility, micromobility and sustainable energy solutions.
Dawood Al Shezawi, President of EV World, said the event comes at a critical stage in the global transformation of mobility.
“EV World 2026 reflects Dubai’s growing role in advancing electric, smart, and sustainable mobility,” he said. “As vehicles, infrastructure, energy, and digital technologies become increasingly connected, the event gives visitors a valuable opportunity to engage with global industry leaders, explore advanced technologies, and gain the insights and connections needed to participate in the region’s future mobility transformation.”
Beyond conventional product displays, EV World will feature product launches, test drives, live demonstrations and technical workshops. The event will also include a Future Mobility Showcase and a Startup and Innovation Hub aimed at highlighting emerging technologies and new industry solutions.
Dubai’s position as a globally connected business hub and its ongoing development of smart infrastructure and sustainable transport will add a regional dimension to the event, providing international companies and Middle Eastern stakeholders with opportunities to exchange knowledge, assess technologies and develop partnerships.
The inaugural edition of the Electric Vehicles Exhibition and Conference is expected to attract more than 10,000 specialist visitors, along with over 300 local and international companies, authorities and organisations and more than 30 business partners.
With electric mobility increasingly connecting transport, energy and digital technologies, EV World 2026 will provide industry professionals and mobility enthusiasts with an opportunity to explore the technologies, companies and partnerships shaping the region’s emerging electric and smart mobility landscape.
