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Test drive and discover the latest commercial electric vehicles, including plug-in hybrids, and charging solutions. Learn from experts in tailored work sessions. And discover suppliers who can help with your organization’s EV transformation.
Whether you run a delivery company, manage a multi-unit residential building, develop commercial and residential buildings, or sit on a municipal council, the time to understand electric vehicles and their charging needs is now.
A one-stop show to understand EVs in the commercial space.
Who should attend?
Real estate developers + managers
Learn how to install EV charging in parking lots for MURBs, office towers, retail sites, warehouses and more.
Fleet operators
Test-drive commercial-ready electric cars, vans and trucks and learn how to electrify your fleet operations.
Utilities
Join the discussions about powering the future of transportation, anticipating EV loads and electrifying your own fleet.
Municipalities + government
Meet your climate goals by learning how other communities are planning for charging infrastructure and fleet electrification.
Auto Dealers
Learn best practices for installing Level 2 and DC Fast charging for your customers and service bays, especially where space is at a premium.
Retailers
The doorstep is the new storefront. Gain insight into how you can enhance the customer experience with zero-emissions deliveries.
Sustainability and Supply Chain Leaders
Understand how to decarbonize with best practices and case studies from leading delivery and logistics providers.
Convenience + Fuel Retailers
What does the gas station of the future look like? Understand the business models and technology to set up charging stations cost-effectively.
What you can expect
“Having attended many EV and transportation conferences across North America, this one is at the top of my list for next year.”
Jason Scultety, BC Hydro
“From in-depth conversations to hands-on demos, it was an energizing two days of innovation and collaboration.”
Schneider Electric
“Huge kudos to the Electric Autonomy team for bringing together the “Who’s who” of the thriving EV industry in Canada.”
Scott Sharabura, On the Run Charging
2025 Sponsors & Exhibitors
2025 Expo Schedule
The two-day program is designed to enable organizations to make substantial progress on electrifying their fleets, installing EV charging infrastructure, and meeting their ESG goals. To be announced in early 2025.
2025 Speakers
The EV & Charging Expo™️ 2025 brings together leading experts from across North America’s electric-vehicle ecosystem. Hear from innovative fleet operators, ESG leaders, real estate developers, municipalities, charging providers and installers, fuel retailers, automakers, policy makers, logistics and trucking experts and more who are all enabling the transition to zero-emissions transportation.
Cindy Bailey
VP & Corporate Sustainability Officer
Purolator
Matthew Wenham
Chief of Engineering & Capital Development
Port of Cleveland
Viren Rodrigues
Fleet Senior Manager
Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Limited
Ash Wang
EV Charging Analyst
BloombergNEF
Jason Libralesso
Director, Transportation
Home Hardware Stores Limited
John Voelcker
Contributing Editor
Car and Driver
Evan Dacey
Associate Director – Fleet Engineering and Asset Management
City of Vancouver
Naweed Malik
Operations Manager
Emterra Environmental
Adam Crowston
General Manager
RIZON Truck Canada
Cynthia Lucar-Diaz
Manager, Waste Planning
Region of Peel
Will Marshall
Freight Program Manager
Electrification Coalition
Thomas Ashley
Vice President, Government & Utility Relations
Voltera
Cocktail Reception &
Live Performance
The 2025 Cocktail Reception took place from 5-7pm on Wednesday May 14th at the end of the first day of the Expo. It was exclusively for access for Power Pass tickets holders, event speakers, sponsors and invited guests only.
For this special evening, Montreal artist Dumas delivered a brand-new sound creation, crafted just for the occasion. It was a unique live performance, powered by Papillons via a Chevrolet Silverado EV pickup truck, charged with inspiration.
Buy Tickets
Power Pass
Full access to Expo hall and conference for two days + exclusive benefits.
$449
Limited availability
- VIP networking cocktail on day one
- Priority check-in at registration
- Access to two days of expo hall
- 40+ sessions, talks and panels across four stages
- Test drive electric cars, vans and trucks on 1.8km of real roads
- Profile in networking database
Expo Pass
Recommended
Full access to Expo hall and conference for two days.
$349
- Access to two days of expo hall
- 40+ sessions, talks and panels across four stages
- Test drive electric cars, vans and trucks on 1.8km of real roads
- Profile in networking database
EV & Charging Expo +
kWh Summit Combo Pass
Includes a ticket to the EV & Charging Expo on May 14-15 and the kWh Summit grid innovation conference on May 13.
From $449
Conference pass to the kWh Summit at Hotel X on May 13, including networking breakfast, lunch and breaks on May 13
All benefits included in the Expo Pass for the EV & Charging Expo on May 14-15
First Nations, Inuk and Métis attendees may access special pricing ($79) using the Indigenous Expo Pass.
For information on group (5+) passes, please contact us.
The EV & Charging Expo™️ is produced by Electric Autonomy®, the media and events company whose mission is to accelerate the transition to cleaner, safer and more affordable transportation.
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May 14–15, 2025 | Hall A, Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, 100 Princes’ Blvd #1, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3
We acknowledge the land we are meeting on is the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.