Munich, Germany – Building on regulatory momentum, technological breakthroughs, and Europe’s accelerating commitment to reducing carbon emissions, the European EV Industry Chain Conference (EuEVIC) returns for its second edition on April 23-24, 2025, in Munich. This year’s conference, themed “Empowering Electric Mobility Through Partnerships and Innovation,” is expected to draw over 500 senior industry leaders, experts, and policymakers from across the electric vehicle (EV) sector.
The 2025 EuEVIC will delve into the significant advancements and strategic partnerships shaping Europe’s EV landscape. With sessions focused on EV market growth, battery innovation, and the development of comprehensive charging infrastructure, the conference promises to address both opportunities and pressing challenges for the sustainable transport industry in Europe.
European EV Market Forecasted for Exponential Growth
Europe’s EV market is on a trajectory of rapid expansion, bolstered by the EU’s “Fit for 55” initiative, which aims to achieve significant reductions in carbon emissions by 2030. The regulatory framework has catalyzed adoption, with projections suggesting that EVs will make up a substantial percentage of new car sales by 2025. As Europe’s cities and infrastructure evolve to meet the needs of an electric future, the conference will provide insights into how this shift will reshape the automotive market in the coming years.
Advances in Battery Technology to Drive Sustainability
Battery technology remains the cornerstone of the EV industry, with recent advances such as solid-state batteries and enhanced lithium-ion solutions offering improvements in energy density, charging speed, and battery lifespan. EuEVIC 2025 will explore how these innovations, alongside discussions on the EU Battery Regulation with China, can enhance battery sustainability, efficiency, and recyclability. This dialogue is anticipated to address the next steps for Europe in securing a sustainable and competitive battery supply chain.
Charging Infrastructure: A Growing European Network
By 2025, Europe is set to establish a comprehensive network of fast-charging stations, supported by both public and private sectors. EuEVIC will highlight the latest developments in ultra-fast and wireless charging solutions, as well as technologies like Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) and Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) integration. However, infrastructure development still requires significant collaboration across utilities, charge point operators, OEMs, and battery companies to ensure a cohesive and accessible charging network. The conference will spotlight the potential for cross-industry partnerships to address infrastructure gaps and enhance user experience across the continent.
Addressing Challenges and Charting a Path Forward
The EuEVIC will bring together more than 500 participants to engage in expert-led discussions on the complex landscape of Europe’s EV transition. Attendees will explore not only opportunities but also the obstacles posed by geopolitical challenges, supply chain disruptions, infrastructure deficiencies, and regulatory complexities. The conference aims to foster collaborative solutions that address these pressing issues while advancing a sustainable, resilient future for electric mobility in Europe.
With keynote presentations, panel discussions, case studies, and interactive workshops, EuEVIC 2025 offers a platform for leaders to share insights, exchange ideas, and drive forward-thinking strategies. As the EV industry advances, this event will provide a crucial forum for innovation and collaboration, underscoring the shared commitment to a cleaner, greener world.
For more information on the European EV Industry Chain Conference 2025, visit https://ctr.climatetechreview.com/event/?n=euevic2025.