Birmingham, United Kingdom — July 02, 2026 — The Vehicle Electrification Expo, set to open on July 8, 2026, in Birmingham, United Kingdom, will convene stakeholders across the advanced battery and H/EV supply chain. This event is co-located with The Battery Technology Show and The Advanced Materials Show, forming a focused gathering at the NEC, Birmingham.
Exhibition Overview: Advanced Battery and H/EV Supply Chain Focus
Organized by Event Partners Ltd, the Vehicle Electrification Expo is dedicated to the advanced battery and H/EV supply chain. Its co-location with The Battery Technology Show and The Advanced Materials Show will bring together professionals involved in the development and deployment of electric vehicle technologies.
Core Exhibit Sectors for Mobility Integration
The exhibition focuses on the entire advanced battery and H/EV supply chain, detailing the critical components that underpin fleet electrification and energy storage networks. Key areas include Battery Management Systems, Battery Pack & Module Design, and Battery Recycling, addressing the full lifecycle of energy storage units. Further emphasis will be placed on Charging Infrastructure, a crucial element for route planning and operational efficiency for logistics directors.
The event will also feature Electric Motors, Energy Storage Systems, and advancements in Fuel Cell Technology. Attendees will find exhibits on power conversion components such as Inverters & Converters and Power Electronics. Critical operational aspects like Thermal Management and Testing & Validation will also be covered, alongside displays of Hybrid & Electric Vehicles themselves.
Exhibitor Value Proposition and Audience Engagement
The event is structured to offer significant value for Exhibitors, providing opportunities to meet with buyers, engineers, and decision-makers. It will facilitate lead generation and brand exposure within the advanced battery and H/EV supply chain. A multi-track conference program will run concurrently, featuring presentations from industry experts, offering insights for urban planners and transport engineers navigating the transition to electrified fleets.
For further information on the event, including details for participation, interested parties can visit https://ve-expo.com.