The conference program is structured in thematic blocks, combining lectures and panel discussions on the most topical issues.
The content of the blocks is prepared in such a way as to create a comprehensive picture for the audience, alternating between an overview of the issues and examples of already implemented projects. A moderated discussion will provide ample time to answer your questions.
The conference will also include presentations of vehicles and other products and services for electromobility and the opportunity for test drives.
The conference will be simultaneously interpreted into Czech/English.
TOTO JE AKTUÁLNÍ VERZE TEXTU PRO FINÁLNÍ PROGRAM:
The conference program is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive view of current topics through thematic blocks that combine lectures and panel discussions. These blocks are structured to alternate between overviews of key issues and specific examples of already implemented projects, allowing participants to gain both theoretical and practical knowledge. The moderated discussions will also provide ample time for your questions and a deeper understanding of the presented topics.
The conference will be simultaneously interpreted into Czech/English.
program
first day: 1 October 2025
registration from 8:30
program 9:00 – 18:00
networking cocktail from 18:00
second day: 2 October 2025
registration from 8:30
program 9:30 – 18:00
Forum Karlín, Prague
lectures, panel discussions
exhibition of vehicles and other products
test drives
networking
The conference program combines inspiring keynote presentations, thematic panels featuring experts from various countries, and in-depth discussions on key topics related to the development of electromobility in Central Europe. We focus on current trends, technological progress, market dynamics, and regulatory frameworks. Experts from Czechia, Poland, Germany, China, and the United States have confirmed their participation.
The conference will be simultaneously interpreted into Czech/English.
Program konference je předběžný a může se změnit. Pořadí i termíny jednotlivých bloků mohou být upraveny.
Presentations
1. 10. 2025
9:15
Keynotes: Global Trends and the European Context of Electromobility
Strategic perspectives on global electromobility development. A global outlook on the technological and geopolitical evolution of the automotive industry will be followed by a presentation on infrastructure development in Central Europe and a talk on EV design.
Session
1. 10. 2025
11:00
EV Market: Czechia and the EU in Figures and Context
Trends in sales and the electrification of corporate fleets, financing issues, the development of vehicle residual values, and the emerging secondary market. The session will place the Czech market within a broader European context.
Session
1. 10. 2025
11:59
Charging Infrastructure: Growth, Profitability, and Security
Panels and presentations focused on the development of both public and private charging infrastructure, new services for users, operators, and municipalities. The session will also address cybersecurity and the integration of charging into the energy system.
Session
1. 10. 2025
14:10
EV Technologies: Powertrains, Batteries, and Autonomy
Updates in battery development, autonomous systems, and digital innovations. Industry representatives and innovators will present the direction EVs are expected to take in the coming years.
Panel discussion with introductory presentations
1. 10. 2025
16:30
Lessons from Germany: Electromobility Development in Practice
The development of electromobility in Germany – how the government and market are responding to new conditions, how public–private cooperation functions, and how infrastructure and heavy-duty transport are evolving. The session will also feature insights from German operators and technology providers.
Lecture
2. 10. 2025
9:00
Keynote: Electromobility from the EU Perspective
European legislation fundamentally influences the direction of eMobility in Czechia. The keynote will present the current EU approach to supporting electromobility: from the implementation of the AFIR regulation, through the planned support for company fleets, to the new Action Plan for the automotive industry. You will learn what this legislation means for Czech industry, investors and infrastructure.
Panel discussion with introductory presentations
2. 10. 2025
9:30
Legislation and Support for Electromobility in Czechia
A discussion panel on the current regulatory agenda in Czechia. It will cover upcoming legislative changes, support for charging infrastructure and EVs, national subsidy schemes, and the government's plans for 2025 and beyond.
Session
2. 10. 2025
11:00
Urban Electromobility and Its Implementation
The role of cities in the transition to zero-emission transport, the development of urban charging networks, clean mobility strategies, and efforts to reduce local transport emissions. The session will also cover EV procurement for municipal fleets and demand management. Examples from both Czechia and abroad will be presented.
Session
2. 10. 2025
11:35
Heavy-Duty Vehicles and the Electrification of Logistics
The heavy-duty vehicle segment – from urban delivery trucks to long-haul freight transport. The session will explore technological possibilities, the development of charging infrastructure for heavy-duty vehicles, operational economics, and case studies from the logistics sector.
Session
2. 10. 2025
15:00
Electromobility in Europe and Around the World
This session will present both global and European experiences in the development of the electromobility market, regulatory frameworks, and key technologies. It will highlight the Chinese model of large-scale EV adoption, as well as practical steps in building charging infrastructure in countries like Poland. A variety of case studies will illustrate different approaches and shared challenges that are shaping the future of EVs and related services.
Program change is reserved.
program
first day: 1 October 2025
registration from 8:30
program 9:00 – 18:00
networking cocktail from 18:00
second day: 2 October 2025
registration from 8:30
program 9:30 – 18:00
Forum Karlín, Prague
lectures, panel discussions
exhibition of vehicles and other products
test drives
networking
The conference program combines inspiring keynote presentations, thematic panels featuring experts from various countries, and in-depth discussions on key topics related to the development of electromobility in Central Europe. We focus on current trends, technological progress, market dynamics, and regulatory frameworks. Experts from Czechia, Poland, Germany, China, and the United States have confirmed their participation.
The conference will be simultaneously interpreted into Czech/English.
Program konference je předběžný a může se změnit. Pořadí i termíny jednotlivých bloků mohou být upraveny.
Dopolední blok
Presentations
1. 10. 2025
9:15
Keynotes: Global Trends and the European Context of Electromobility
Strategic perspectives on global electromobility development. A global outlook on the technological and geopolitical evolution of the automotive industry will be followed by a presentation on infrastructure development in Central Europe and a talk on EV design.
Session
1. 10. 2025
11:00
EV Market: Czechia and the EU in Figures and Context
Trends in sales and the electrification of corporate fleets, financing issues, the development of vehicle residual values, and the emerging secondary market. The session will place the Czech market within a broader European context.
Odpolední blok
Session
1. 10. 2025
11:59
Charging Infrastructure: Growth, Profitability, and Security
Panels and presentations focused on the development of both public and private charging infrastructure, new services for users, operators, and municipalities. The session will also address cybersecurity and the integration of charging into the energy system.
Session
1. 10. 2025
14:10
EV Technologies: Powertrains, Batteries, and Autonomy
Updates in battery development, autonomous systems, and digital innovations. Industry representatives and innovators will present the direction EVs are expected to take in the coming years.
Panel discussion with introductory presentations
1. 10. 2025
16:30
Lessons from Germany: Electromobility Development in Practice
The development of electromobility in Germany – how the government and market are responding to new conditions, how public–private cooperation functions, and how infrastructure and heavy-duty transport are evolving. The session will also feature insights from German operators and technology providers.
Dopolední blok
Lecture
2. 10. 2025
9:00
Keynote: Electromobility from the EU Perspective
European legislation fundamentally influences the direction of eMobility in Czechia. The keynote will present the current EU approach to supporting electromobility: from the implementation of the AFIR regulation, through the planned support for company fleets, to the new Action Plan for the automotive industry. You will learn what this legislation means for Czech industry, investors and infrastructure.
Panel discussion with introductory presentations
2. 10. 2025
9:30
Legislation and Support for Electromobility in Czechia
A discussion panel on the current regulatory agenda in Czechia. It will cover upcoming legislative changes, support for charging infrastructure and EVs, national subsidy schemes, and the government's plans for 2025 and beyond.
Session
2. 10. 2025
11:35
Heavy-Duty Vehicles and the Electrification of Logistics
The heavy-duty vehicle segment – from urban delivery trucks to long-haul freight transport. The session will explore technological possibilities, the development of charging infrastructure for heavy-duty vehicles, operational economics, and case studies from the logistics sector.
Odpolední blok
Session
2. 10. 2025
11:00
Urban Electromobility and Its Implementation
The role of cities in the transition to zero-emission transport, the development of urban charging networks, clean mobility strategies, and efforts to reduce local transport emissions. The session will also cover EV procurement for municipal fleets and demand management. Examples from both Czechia and abroad will be presented.
Session
2. 10. 2025
15:00
Electromobility in Europe and Around the World
This session will present both global and European experiences in the development of the electromobility market, regulatory frameworks, and key technologies. It will highlight the Chinese model of large-scale EV adoption, as well as practical steps in building charging infrastructure in countries like Poland. A variety of case studies will illustrate different approaches and shared challenges that are shaping the future of EVs and related services.
Program change is reserved.
program
We will focus on the traditional "electric vehicle agenda", such as fleet electrification or the development of charging infrastructure, but we will also focus on current topics such as the rapid emergence of Chinese brands and the upcoming price comparability of electric vehicles with combustion vehicles. The electrification of freight transport, electromobility in cities, and where hydrogen will play a role in road transport will also be part of the agenda.
The conference program is structured in thematic blocks, combining lectures and panel discussions. As in previous editions, managers and experts involved in the development of battery and hydrogen electromobility, whether in technology development, business, infrastructure development or legislation, are addressed as speakers.
The content of the sessions is designed to give the audience a comprehensive picture of the subject. A moderated discussion will provide ample time to answer your questions.
The conference will also include presentations of vehicles and other products and services for electromobility and the opportunity for test drives.
The conference will be simultaneously interpreted into Czech/English.
2024: Program blocks
Global Perspective
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- Comparing developments in Europe, Asia and the United States.
- Inspiration from China and how it is with the expansion into Europe.
- The EV supply chain and its perspective.
- Where are the risks of electromobility and what to do about it (in the Czech Republic)?
Vehicle Technology
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- Technology trends (800V architecture, 48V low-voltage system, steer-by-wire...).
- New battery types, what they are, when they will be and what will be the impact on the price.
- Update on comparisons of internal combustion, battery and hydrogen powertrains.
- How about the flammability and extinguishability of electric vehicles.
Developing charging infrastructure
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- Trends in charging technologies and charging network development.
- How the Czech Republic is doing in infrastructure development and service provision.
- Can smart charging reduce costs for users? By how much?
- Subsidies for charging development.
Fleet Electrification
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- Electric vehicles are already paying off in many applications (lower TCO than internal combustion vehicles).
- Are there already enough suitable models for mass electrification of fleets?
- What are the main issues a company needs to address when switching to electromobility?
- Project examples.
Funding
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- News from the financing of electromobility.
- Trust in batteries and the development of the secondary market.
- Is/will the price of CO2 be an incentive?
- Subsidies and other incentives.
Electrification of freight transport
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- What is the reality, is it going big? Can we expect an analogue of passenger transport?
- What vehicles are available, what are their parameters and how much do they cost?
- How will depot and public charging evolve?
- Examples of electrification of light and heavy vehicles.
Hydrogen in road transport
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- Diversifying zero-emission powertrains: going all in on batteries could be a risk in Europe.
- Heavy and special vehicles. Buses especially in winter and on hilly terrain?
- In the early market, self-consumption production projects have prospects. Examples.
- Legislative developments: RFNBO and other hydrocarbons.
Urban and suburban electromobility
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- Overview: i) passenger transport, ii) supply and services, iii) buses
- Is each segment developing separately or are there synergies? Public-private cooperation?
- Key questions for cities to address. Comprehensive low-carbon transport strategies.
- Examples of urban projects from abroad.
Program change is reserved.