We will discuss the UK's progress and support in delivering against the ZEV mandate, automotive sector vehicle supply scale up, and how the energy sector is adapting to ensure power availability for electric vehicles. We also ask if we are doing enough to take the consumers with us on the road to net zero?

A one-stop shop for answers to all your questions on the UK's transition to ZE HGVs. In addition to providing an update on the UK's Zero Emission Heavy Goods Vehicles and Infrastructure Demonstration project (ZEHID), we will assess the readiness of the UK energy system for ZE HGVs. We will also explore the business model, opportunities and challenges for vehicle deployment, as well as investment prospects in this evolving sector.

Learn how fleets across the country are implementing their decarbonisation plans. Experts discuss technology choices, how to set and fund decarbonisation strategies, how to unblock obstacles for fleet electrification and the tools available to help guide decision making.

Join us for a journey into innovation and growth opportunities across future net zero markets and supply chains. Topics cover the market outlook and innovation roadmaps across batteries, power electronics, micro-mobility as well as taking a look at what the future can hold when the automotive sector converges with connected and autonomous.

What does it take to electrify emergency response vehicles? Find out about progress so far on the electrification of our emergency service fleets, how a data driven approach can ensure a successful transition, learn from emergency fleet operators on their latest deployments and innovations needed in this space. We also ask, how do we solve the dispatch problems of managing EV range and charging limitations.

For the technically curious, we discuss the current state of the power electronics market, the transition to SiC power converters, best practices in power module design, and the advantages and challenges of advancing beyond 800V architectures.

Accessing the necessary energy and charging equipment for the transition can be challenging. This session explores a range of innovative solutions; the use of onsite battery storage for locations with limited grid connection capacity, the design of user-friendly charging stations, the benefits of sharing charging resources through private infrastructure networks, and automated plug-in systems for hands-free connections.

What kind of innovation opportunities can a circular economy provide? Learn from case studies covering sustainable electronics, battery and chargpoint designs. We also look at examples and lessons learnt from the Dutch market's move to a circular economy.

How are large-scale manufacturing plants supporting suppliers to increase their resilience and sustainability? Do consumers really know if they are getting a sustainable product? Find out about the challenges of battery life cycle analysis and the opportunities that the Green NCAP offers.

Tune in for an engaging update on the opportunities, challenges, and progress related to net zero initiatives around the world. This session covers a wide range of topics, including an overview of net zero policies and advancements within the EU, as well as efforts to decarbonise fleet operations in India, among other related issues.

Our expert panel breaks down how to scale your business, key insights into best practices for a small team approach, maintaining quality as business volume increases, and identifying where to invest and where to cut costs.

Are skills in the automotive industry transferable? Explore case studies that demonstrate how automotive manufacturing, drivetrain development, and energy storage can support adjacent industries shift to net zero. Additionally, discover the role of standards in facilitating technology integration across different sectors.

This session explores the latest advancements in hydrogen system engineering, focusing on fuel cell control strategies, hydrogen internal combustion engines (ICE), and ensuring compliance in hydrogen refuelling. Additionally, we consider the next steps by examining the further innovation needs and opportunities in hydrogen and fuel cell technology.

Keeping cool whilst managing the demanding power and energy requirements of electric and hydrogen vehicles is crucial for efficient, reliable, and lightweight products. Join us for a deep dive into the world of thermal management and hear from expert speakers as they break down the latest advancements in on-vehicle technology and the importance of getting the right strategy between on-vehicle battery management and high-power charging.

As computing power and automation continue to advance rapidly across all sectors, join us to discover how new technology is influencing automotive design, simulation, and testing. You will learn about the latest developments in optimising and testing powertrain designs, as well as the advantages of human-centric, immersive design suites that lead to better and more sustainable systems in transportation, energy, and the built environment.

Is that the school bell I hear? Class is in session for this immersive battery school taster session! No matter the role you play in the industry, knowing how battery knowledge and skills fit into your organisation or career is an essential part of being ready for a ZE future. The Faraday Institute has commissioned a suite of courses for all sectors and levels. In this session, we'll deliver some tasters of what training looks like at all levels as well as how to find the right course for your needs.

The year is 2030, a lot has changed and EVs are everywhere. How can we ensure they are fully and positively integrated into the energy landscape? Find out how the transport and energy sectors can benefit from each other through energy-integrated, smart, and bi-directional charging. This session is open to everyone and will also serve as session three of the EVI Roadshow for local authorities.

With LEVI projects commencing in England, EVIF funding flowing in Scotland, and ongoing ULEV Programme progress in Wales, the deployment of public charging is accelerating like an EV off the lights. This session looks at key interventions driving public charging forward, including an update from the LEVI Team, an LA, a DNO and industry representatives. This session is open to all, but doubles up as the EVI Roadshow for LAs - session 1

How can we make near-home charging equitable for those without driveways? Cross Pavement Solutions have exploded onto the scene, and residents are asking for them in droves. This session provides an overview of various solutions available in the market, pitched from the stage, along with an evaluation of their strengths, weaknesses, and risks. This session is open to everyone, but it also serves as session 2 of the EVI Roadshow for LAs.

As V2G enabled vehicles start to enter the marketplace, join us to gain insights from the latest demonstration projects covering the marine, domestic and commercial environment. Take a deep dive into the technical and commercial realities of the projects? You will also find out about the next steps to enable the commercial rollout of V2G.

As hydrogen vehicles gain traction and the pressure to decarbonise intensifies, the UK must rapidly scale up its hydrogen fuel supply. This session examines the policy measures, technological advancements in international shipping and grid blending, and the development of scalable, next-generation H2 storage solutions for mobility uses.

How can hydrogen unlock zero emission potential for your hard to electrify on- and off-road applications? This session covers the advantages of upcycling existing vehicles, the latest in cost-effective and rapidly deployable hydrogen refuelling solutions, and insights from the Tees Valley Transport Hub, a multi-million pound programme generating a local cluster of hydrogen transport activity as part of a wider hydrogen ecosystem focused on the North East.

Charge up to explore the lifecycle of batteries. This session examines battery designs for safe and efficient operation, innovations in battery system manufacturing, and highlights the world's first automated battery teardown facility.

What does the future hold for Connected and Automated Mobility in the UK? This session sets the stage by unveiling strategic insights into how the market and supply chain are evolving to support innovation and the scale-up of CAM.

Hear from automotive leaders as they share progress on deploying CAM technologies across logistics and passenger transport. Discover what is driving success and what challenges remain as we advance towards commercialisation.

What does the new AV legislation mean in practice? This session unpacks the secondary legislation, guidance, and codes of practice that will influence the everyday use of automated vehicles in the UK, while also comparing these developments with those in Europe.

In this session we will hear the first movers supporting the trialing of CAM in logistics and passenger transport.   The speakers will share insights as to the drivers for introducing CAM services in their operations and the benefits they are looking to realise, along with lessons learned from deployments made to-date.  The panel will represent different categories of end user, as well as service commissioners and service operators.  The contributors will provide a “voice of the customer” in terms of the technology, market drivers and policy, at a national and local level, needed to provide a commercial market pull to support CAM roll out. 

Love UK high performance motoring and motorsports? Make a pit stop at this session to explore the role of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) within the UK CAM Ecosystem. Hear from experts as they unpack the latest innovations in ADAS for performance vehicles, including sports cars and motorsport.

As vehicles become increasingly software-driven, cybersecurity is critical. This session explores how regulations in the UK and EU are influencing risk strategies and how industry teams are preparing for emerging threats across both hardware and software. This session identifies new and evolving cybersecurity threats and provides insights into the latest strategies for risk management to ensure cyber secure compliance and resilience for the next generation of Software-Defined Vehicles.

How are Software Defined Vehicles (SDV) re-engineering the motor industry? Hear from experts as they share their latest insights on how software is shaping the future of vehicle development. From overhauls in vehicle architecture and over-the-air updates to innovations in prototyping and validation, the automotive industry can leverage software factories to deliver software quickly, with quality and maturity built in. Join this session to find out how to survive and thrive in the software-led era of mobility!

Connected mobility infrastructure is a key enabler for accelerating CAM, digital trade and connected technology adoption.  This engaging panel session explores how digital infrastructure can unlock new logistics and mobility models and what’s next for enabling nationwide CAM roll-out.

Get up-to-speed on the latest technical advances in developing Connected Automated Mobility! This session focuses on progress with key building blocks for  next-gen CAM systems engineering, covering topics from high-definition mapping and AI integration to precision positioning.

How can we foster trust in CAM? If you work on the safety case, regulatory readiness, and deployment of self-driving technologies in the UK and internationally, this session is for you.

Join this session to explore the UK’s roadmap for verifying and validating autonomous systems, focusing on innovative tools and techniques that enhance safety and simulation. Experts discuss two project updates: one on research examining how adverse weather impacts LiDAR, radar, and camera performance, and another on new tools and datasets that create realistic driving scenarios for testing and training.

Hear from CAM UK Testbed community experts as they provide updates on capability development. This session reveals emerging trends and priorities in testing that are essential for fostering trust, safety, and resilience in the next generation of self-driving technologies. Find out how these advancements can support the business case for the commercialisation of CAM.