The largest and most comprehensive gathering of the EV industry takes place in Europe every two years. It’s an opportunity for professionals to collaborate, learn, and stay updated on the latest developments in battery production, vehicle integration, and recycling. With over 21,000 attendees, 1,100 suppliers, and 63 hours of conferences and educational classes across its 775,000 square feet of exhibition space, this show is not to be missed. It’s a melting pot of key players and thought leaders who come together to share their experiences, showcase innovative solutions, and discuss the challenges of the EV industry.
Battery Production & Vehicle Integration Session Track
This session track focuses on the latest trends and technologies in battery production and vehicle integration. Two sessions that are worth noting are:
- Battery aging myth vs practice
- Advancing battery technology: Standardizing battery management systems for cost efficiency & enhanced safety
The first session, Battery aging myth vs practice, aims to debunk common misconceptions about EV battery degradation. An analysis of over 7,000 EVs reveals that most batteries retain more than 85% of their original capacity even after reaching 300,000 kilometers on the road. This is a striking reality that challenges common expectations. The session will explore the role of continuous advances in battery chemistry, thermal management, and battery management systems in extending warranties substantially. This reliability reassures consumers, knowing that their investment in an EV is solid and likely to sustain value long-term. In this session, we will see how battery technology is advancing, enabling manufacturers to focus on the performance and environmental impact of their vehicles.
Cell to Chassis, a Disruptive Approach to e-Mobility Platform Design
Another key session is Cell to Chassis, a disruptive approach to e-mobility platform design. This session will explore recent developments in battery technology that have led to a remarkable increase in cell-level reliability. This, in turn, has facilitated the move to Cell to Chassis architectures in vehicle design. Structurally integrating the battery pack into the BIW (Body In White) leads to a more robust platform that can absorb significantly more impact energy. This simplifies the design of the vehicle and facilitates the decoupling of the platform from the tophat. This decoupling allows OEMs to focus on customer-facing design and functionality, freeing them of the significant time and investment required for chassis design and integration. This will facilitate a complete rethinking of automotive design and manufacturing processes that have governed vehicle production for the last century.
Battery Recycling at a Crossroads: Trends, Regulations & Strategic Insights
Battery recycling is a critical pillar in ensuring a sustainable and circular economy. The global demand for batteries continues to surge, and recycling has become a vital component of this growth. With new directives emerging from the EU and other regulatory bodies, businesses must stay ahead of compliance requirements while adopting the latest advancements in recycling processes. The session will provide an overview of the current state of the battery recycling market and technologies. It will also explore trends, regulatory developments, and strategic insights that will shape the industry’s trajectory.
Innovation through Solid-State Electrolyte Materials
Another exciting session is Innovation through Solid-State Electrolyte Materials. This session will explore notorious battery safety issues and the challenges they pose to the industry. Regarded as next-generation battery technology, solid-state batteries combine higher energy density and intrinsically enhanced safety. The session will delve into how solid-state materials can improve safety and elevate the battery’s thermal-runaway temperature threshold. The session will also examine the benefits of solid-state batteries, including improved performance, enhanced safety, and the potential for increased energy density.
| Session Title | Speaker | Time | Room |
|---|---|---|---|
| Battery aging myth vs practice | Markus Hackmann, Managing Director at P3 Automotive GmbH | 10:45 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. | Room C5 – Track B |
| Advancing battery technology: Standardizing battery management systems for cost efficiency & enhanced safety | Maik Naumann, Manager RD EE SW Engineering at Webasto Roof & Components SE | 11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. | Room C5 – Track B |
| Cell to chassis, a disruptive approach to e-mobility platform design | Tjark Ingber, Battery Materials Expert – Technical Consulting at P3 Automotive GmbH | 12:15 – 12:45 p.m. | Room C5 – Track B |
| Battery recycling at a crossroads: Trends, regulations & strategic insights | Nils Steinbrecher, Former Managing Director SK tes, JMJ, DuPont and others at Independent | 2:30 – 3 p.m. | Room C5 – Track B |
| Innovation through solid-state electrolyte materials | Xi Dou, Co-founder & CEO at Hytzer Energy | 2:30 – 3 p.m. | Room C5 – Track B |
The 2025 Battery Show Europe and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo promises to be an exciting event that will bring together key players and thought leaders in the EV industry. With a wide range of sessions and topics, attendees will have the opportunity to learn from experts, share knowledge, and network with peers.
Conclusion
The 2025 Battery Show Europe and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo is a must-attend event for anyone working in the EV industry. With its unique blend of education, networking, and innovation, it’s an opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and shape the future of the industry. Don’t miss this chance to collaborate, learn, and be inspired by the latest developments in battery production, vehicle integration, and recycling.
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