With over 150 exhibitors from key markets such as Germany, France, China, Slovenia, Morocco, and Spain, the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS 2024) is set to be a melting pot of innovation and progress in the EV industry. 

 

The third edition will take place from May 20 to 22, 2024, at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (Adnec). Lucid Motors will be the platinum sponsor this year.

 

Faisal Sultan, Vice President and Managing Director Middle East, Lucid Group, commented: "Lucid is on a mission to advance and elevate the entire EV industry and inspire the adoption of sustainable transportation through our fusion of leading-edge technology, refined design, and on-road versatility. Electric vehicle adoption is not just a trend but a strategic move and The Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit provides a great opportunity for public and private entities to come together to drive the future of electric mobility for the region.”

 

At the forefront

The Middle East is at the forefront of an electric mobility revolution, with nations like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain experiencing a significant shift in consumer attitudes towards electric vehicles (EVs). 

 

Despite challenges such as charging infrastructure and initial costs, the collective efforts of governments, automakers, and consumers are propelling the region towards a sustainable future. This transformative shift not only highlights the growing acceptance of EVs but also underscores the critical need for continued investment in education, infrastructure, and policy incentives to accelerate adoption and ensure a seamless transition to electric mobility across the Middle East.

 

Lucid Managing Director, Eng Naser Ali Al Bahri, said: “Join us at EVIS 2024 to witness the future of electric mobility firsthand. With Lucid Motors leading the charge as our platinum sponsor, this event promises to be a showcase of the latest innovations and a forum for meaningful discussions on the sustainable transformation of transportation. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the change.”--TradeArabia News Service