The London EV Show 2026 is scheduled for 18–19 November at ExCeL London, marking the event’s fifth edition. It is a business-to-business exhibition and conference focused on electric mobility and the systems needed to expand it, bringing together government, industry and investors. The organiser is Valiant Business Media Ltd.17
The event is aimed at people and organisations across the EV value chain: policymakers and local authorities, vehicle manufacturers, fleet and logistics operators, charging and energy providers, investors, technology companies, researchers and industry media. Its programme links transport policy and urban mobility with practical questions of deployment, including charging networks, grid capacity, fleet electrification, batteries, supply chains, investment and digital technologies.134
The format combines an exhibition, conference sessions and networking, with workshops and side events also listed by the organisers. Conference themes include net-zero policy, energy integration and vehicle-to-grid systems, commercial transport, manufacturing and finance. The show’s stated focus is on connecting policy with commercial adoption, including the role of councils in local delivery.1311
A trade publication’s preview highlights a Council Engagement Programme intended to bring local authorities and transport planners together with companies to discuss issues such as procurement, charging capacity, equitable access and funding. It also reports that the conference will include speakers from government, councils, research bodies and transport operators.5 The event website describes the 2026 show as the fifth edition and reports that its previous four editions involved more than 20,000 attendees and 600 exhibitors; these are cumulative figures supplied by the organiser.1