2025 Seventh World New Energy Vehicle Conference

The World New Energy Vehicle Conference (WNEVC) has successfully taken place seven times since its inception, establishing itself as a vital platform for stakeholder collaboration within the global automotive industry. The core philosophy of the conference is to promote development through cooperation and to upgrade through development, with a strong commitment to achieving green and intelligent transformation in the automotive sector while addressing the challenges of climate change.

The upcoming 2026 conference is scheduled to take place from September 22 to 24, 2026, in Haikou, Hainan. Participants will engage in in-depth discussions centered around topics such as low-carbon development and resilient growth, collaborative innovation within the industrial chain, and the global development opportunities presented by the Hainan Free Trade Port. The conference will feature a main forum and more than 10 specialized forums covering key technologies in complete vehicles, components, industrial support systems, international cooperation, among other topics. There will also be an exclusive closed-door meeting for policymakers and leaders from global automotive manufacturers.

Not only does this conference serve as a platform for exchange, but it is also an important opportunity for global policy coordination, technological innovation, and industrial advancement. With the aim of realizing the consensus of achieving a 50% market share for new energy vehicles globally by 2035, the conference remains particularly relevant in light of the current deep integration of low-carbon, intelligent, and global elements within the new energy vehicle industry. The acceleration of technological innovation and the systematic restructuring of the industrial ecosystem underscore the necessity of continued international cooperation and mutual benefit.

The exhibition area will encompass various sectors, including complete new energy vehicles, integrated components, power batteries, drive motors, automotive electronic control systems, hydrogen fuel cells, intelligent connected vehicles, automotive chips, energy supply, and more.