About this event

eMobility EXPO 2026 (Poland’s Largest Technology Trade Fair for Electromobility)

eMobility EXPO 2026 is presented as Poland’s Largest Technology Trade Fair for Electromobility and positions itself as a focused industry platform for organizations building and deploying electric mobility solutions. The fair brings together technologies and stakeholders across the electromobility value chain—covering electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, batteries, and energy management—along with practical implementations tied to smart cities and shared mobility.

Event basics (confirmed from official website)

• Edition: 2nd edition
• Dates: December 1–3, 2026
• Venue / City: Warsaw, Poland
• Event type: Technology trade fair + conference (conference program available on-site)

What the event covers (technology and solution areas)

eMobility EXPO is designed to give visitors an end-to-end view of modern electromobility solutions, with a clear emphasis on both technology and deployment. The official event description highlights coverage across:

• Electric vehicles
• Smart charging systems
• Batteries
• Portable energy storage
• Energy management systems
• Recuperation technologies
• Renewable energy integration
• Shared mobility
• Smart city solutions
• Vehicle software
• Comprehensive service offerings

Conference component

In addition to the exhibition floor, the event includes a dedicated conference track. The official conference name highlighted for this edition is:

• Poland eMobility Summit — described as a key event for leaders in electromobility and modern technologies, focusing on trends, innovations, and opportunities for business relationships and growth.

eMobility EXPO in Numbers (as published on the official site)

The official website includes an “in numbers” section with 1st edition indicators presented in the same block as:

• Industry visitors (displayed as “0” on the provided page content)
• Exhibitors (displayed as “0” on the provided page content)
• Poland share (displayed as “0%” on the provided page content)
• Abroad share (displayed as “0%” on the provided page content)
• Surface (displayed as “0 m2” on the provided page content)
• Countries (displayed as “0” on the provided page content)

Since the provided page content shows zeros for the numerical fields, we treat the reliable published “in numbers” metrics as not yet populated on that specific page snapshot. Any attendee totals or footfall estimates beyond that would require additional official sources (e.g., a post-trade report, exhibitor statistics, or registration numbers) that are not contained in the text provided.

1) Who attends (BUYERS / ATTENDEES)

The official website provides “Profiles” for visitors, indicating the primary audience composition. The event is not described as a consumer show; instead, it targets decision-makers and technical stakeholders involved in electromobility implementations.

Primary visitor profiles (as stated on the official site)

• Entrepreneurs and business investors interested in electromobility implementations
• Managers of logistics and transport companies
• Car fleet managers
• Representatives of institutions responsible for transport policy, urban planning and public investment in electromobility
• Engineers and specialists in sustainable mobility
• Designers of electromobility devices
• Suppliers of components and solutions for electromobility

Based on these profiles, the most commercially relevant buyer categories typically appear in the intersection of: (a) fleet operations and logistics, (b) smart charging and energy integration, (c) public-sector planning and investment, (d) component and solution supply chains, (e) engineering and implementation teams.

2) Where the show is happening + attendee geographic origin

• Show location: Warsaw, Poland
• Geographic origin (reliable from provided text): The official “in numbers” block shows a “Poland - 0% / Abroad - 0%” display in the provided snapshot, which means the precise split is not reliably stated in the provided content.

What we can state reliably is that the fair is anchored in Poland, with a subject matter that naturally attracts regional and international technology suppliers. However, since the provided official text does not include actual percentages or country lists (beyond placeholders), we avoid asserting a specific geographic distribution.

3) Audience reach (Local / National / Global)

From the positioning as “Poland’s Largest Technology Trade Fair for Electromobility” and the breadth of topics (vehicles, charging, batteries, smart cities, energy management), we categorize the expected reach as:

• Primary reach: National within Poland
• Secondary reach: Cross-border industry participation (technology suppliers, solution providers, and international partners)

A precise local vs national vs global attendance split is not explicitly quantified in the provided page content; therefore, we represent the reach directionally based on event scale messaging and typical composition for electromobility technology fairs.

4) Sample buyer company names (BUYERS ONLY) + websites

The official website content provided does not include an exhibitor list, conference partner list, or a buyer-company list. Because the instruction requires “BUYERS ONLY” and asks for company websites, we cannot responsibly populate a validated buyer sample from the provided official text alone.

We can still structure a “buyer-only” targeting approach (to be matched to real company records) aligned to the visitor profiles listed above. For example, buyer accounts to target would typically include:

• Fleet operators (car fleets, logistics fleets)
• Transport and mobility service companies
• Urban mobility and smart city program owners
• Energy and charging infrastructure integrators
• Electromobility solution and component suppliers
• Public investment / transport policy institutions and implementation agencies

To finalize a 15–20 sample buyers table with verified domains, we would need either: (a) the exhibitor catalog for 2026, or (b) a list of sponsors/partners/featured organizations, or (c) a post-trade report with participating company names.

5) Job profiles, industries & event type

Job profiles likely to be present (mapped from official visitor “Profiles”)

• Fleet Manager / Fleet Operations Lead
• Logistics & Transport Manager
• Public investment program lead (electromobility / transport modernization)
• Urban planning / transport policy representative
• Sustainable mobility engineer
• Electromobility product designer
• Electromobility systems engineer (charging / energy integration roles)
• Component & solutions supplier representatives (business development, technical sales, partnerships)
• Business investor / innovation decision-maker

Industries and themes to map

The event’s coverage implies multiple overlapping industry categories. We typically map it to:

• Electromobility & Electric Vehicles
• Charging Infrastructure & Smart Charging
• Batteries & Energy Storage
• Energy Management & Renewable Integration
• Smart City / Urban Mobility Solutions
• Vehicle Software
• Fleet & Logistics Operations
• Public-sector transport planning and investment

Event type summary

• Technology trade fair (exhibition of products and solutions)
• Conference (Poland eMobility Summit)
• Business relationship building (networking and industry matchmaking implied by the official description)

6) Estimated attendance (expected total footfall)

The provided official snapshot includes an “eMobility EXPO in Numbers” section, but the displayed numeric fields are currently “0” (visitors, exhibitors, surface, countries, Poland/abroad percentages). Because these values appear as placeholders, we cannot extract a reliable expected total attendance figure from the provided content.

If a reliable attendance number is required for planning, we would recommend using one of the following official artifacts: post-trade fair report 2025 (linked on the official site navigation) or any 2026 visitor/exhibitor statistics released after registration data becomes available.

7) Key focus areas & buyer engagement

Based on the event description and visitor profiles, key focus areas that typically drive buyer engagement at eMobility EXPO include:

• Charging readiness: smart charging systems, charging strategy, installation readiness, interoperability
• Battery and storage solutions: modern battery technologies and portable energy storage approaches
• Energy management: systems that coordinate energy flows and improve operational efficiency
• Recuperation technologies: energy recapture mechanisms and efficiency improvements
• Renewable integration: combining electromobility demand with renewable energy sources
• Fleet transition planning: fleet managers exploring operational models, cost drivers, and deployment timelines
• Smart city deployment: shared mobility and city-level programs that require cross-stakeholder coordination
• Vehicle software and ecosystem integration: software roles that connect vehicles to infrastructure and services
• Service models: comprehensive service offerings that enable real-world adoption

For buyer engagement, the event’s strongest alignment is with organizations that need to validate implementation pathways—technical feasibility, infrastructure constraints, and partnership structures—within the electromobility ecosystem.

8) Buyer list sourcing question (client product requirement)

We can match the best-suited visitor/buyer profiles to a client’s specific product needs; however, the client website (and product description) is not provided in this request. To proceed correctly, we need:

• The client’s website URL
• Product category (e.g., charging hardware, battery solutions, energy management software, fleet services, consulting, integration, etc.)
• Target buyer intent (technical adoption, procurement involvement, infrastructure partners, public-sector programs, fleet transition, etc.)

Once the client website is provided, we will align to the buyer profiles shown on eMobility EXPO’s official “Profiles” section and recommend the most relevant buyer segments for the event.

9) Suggested industries to target (industry mapping)

Based on the event content (electric vehicles, charging, batteries, energy management, smart cities, vehicle software, shared mobility, and sustainable mobility engineering), the recommended industry mapping typically includes:

• Transportation/Trucking/Railroad (fleet and logistics decision-makers)
• Renewables & Environment (renewable integration and sustainable mobility)
• Oil & Energy (energy management context where applicable)
• Machinery (electrification-related equipment contexts, where relevant)
• Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing (components for charging/storage/electrified systems)
• Industrial Automation (energy/infrastructure systems integration)
• Information Technology & Services and/or Computer Software (vehicle software, energy management software, platform integration)
• Construction and Building Materials (charging infrastructure deployment contexts)
• Government Administration and Public Policy (transport policy, urban planning and public investment)
• Leisure, Travel & Tourism (only if shared mobility or city mobility services connect to tourism/hospitality programs)
• Logistics & Supply Chain (logistics transport companies and fleet operations)

If the client website is shared, we will refine this mapping to the exact best-fit set of industries and roles.

Quick takeaway (for client planning)

• Dates: December 1–3, 2026
• Location: Warsaw, Poland
• Core themes: electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, batteries, energy management, recuperation, renewable integration, shared mobility, smart cities, vehicle software, and services
• Top attendee intent: implementation and investment decisions across fleets, logistics, public transport planning, engineering specialists, and electromobility solution suppliers

To complete buyer sampling and precise targeting for a specific client product, we need the client website and a short description of what the product/service enables within the electromobility stack.