The International Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition (EVS) series, organized by the World Electric Vehicle Association (WEVA), is recognized as the premier event for academic, government and industry professionals involved in electric drive technologies. The EVS series began in 1969 as an academic forum for global networking and the exchange of technical information. As electric drive technologies progressed from the classrooms and laboratories into the marketplace, EVS expanded into an event both academic and business oriented.
What does it mean to be part of the world of electromobility? For one, there is a dynamic market, for another, there is a new sense of urgency for increased sustainability, and lastly, there is a challenging legislative environment. As members of this ever-changing sector, we have truly grasped the concept of being the driving force for meaningful change. We stand for transformation, decarbonisation, and innovation—a pole position we can be proud of.
As E-Mobility Europe — the European Association for Electromobility—we have been part of this journey and its challenges for many editions as organizers. However, our passion for overcoming these challenges is indeed great, so we are incredibly excited to welcome the electromobility community in Europe once again for EVS.
Attracting global industry leaders, showcasing the latest technologies and infrastructure solutions, hosting high-level discussions, and providing a platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing, it also promotes research while raising public awareness and education on the role of EVs in sustainable goals.
After an immensely successful event in Oslo for EVS35, we now head to another country that highlights EV advancement: Sweden. And what better place to organise our home event than the domestic automotive hotspot—Gothenburg?
In June 2025, the Nordic city will host EVS38, expecting more than 11 000 visitors. Participants encompass many sectors, from stakeholders and industry representatives to policymakers and associations to academics, researchers, and EV users. Over four days, we expect and encourage fruitful discussions, valuable networking, broadening of horizons and learning opportunities. Let’s see together how far electromobility, our sector, has come and find new opportunities to bring it forward.
EVS, the place to be for anyone in our field, is returning to Europe.
Join us as the driving force for innovation!
Learn more: https://www.evs38.org/
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