Nordic EV Summit

The Nordic EV Summit is highly renowned as one of the most important venues for the electric mobility industry in Northern Europe. We gather decision-makers from policy, industry, research and organizations, to connect and discuss how to electrify the transport sector as fast as possible. It is an international conference with participants from all over the world, where you will meet key actors involved in the rapidly growing EV community.

Nordic EV Summit
9th April, 2025 - 10th April, 2025Add to Calendar 2025-04-09 10:17:44 2025-04-10 10:17:44 Title Description Location Electrical Vehicle Charging & Infrastructure [email protected] Europe/London public

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Oslo, Norway

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