MIE Events · Electric mobility
EV & Mobility Show
Four editions, one portfolio. Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Kenya and the United Arab Emirates — vehicles, charging systems, batteries and the infrastructure that has to exist before any of them sell.
EVS is the electric-mobility exhibition portfolio of MIE Events, part of MIE Groups. Each edition is a working trade exhibition for one market: the importers, distributors, fleet operators, charging developers, utilities and government bodies that buy and permit electric vehicles there. The product groups are the same in every city — vehicles, charging and energy, batteries and powertrain, parts and aftermarket — but the exhibitor list and the conference programme are built for the country the show is standing in. That is the whole reason for running four editions rather than one: a distributor who sells in Casablanca is not automatically selling in Nairobi, and the buyer who signs in Dammam is not the buyer who signs in Sharjah. Pick the edition you are travelling to, or the market you sell into.
The four editions
How the portfolio got here
Five moments that explain the shape of the portfolio today. This is a record of editions, not of intentions: everything below has either run or has a venue and a year attached to it.
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2025 Held
The Nairobi edition runs
EVS Kenya held its 2025 edition at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, bringing ministry officials, utilities, manufacturers and financiers into the same halls as the dealers and fleet buyers operating in East Africa. The 2025 speaker line-up is still published on the Kenya site.
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2025 Held
The UAE edition runs in Sharjah
The Evolve Future Mobility Show held its 2025 edition at Expo Centre Sharjah, with the Sharjah Roads & Transport Authority as government partner, and published a post-show report afterwards. It is the UAE member of the portfolio and it keeps its own name, because that is the name the market there already knows.
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2026 27-29 October
EVS Morocco opens in Casablanca
The Maghreb edition runs at the Foire Internationale de Casablanca under the aegis of the Moroccan authorities, with AMDIE support. It is built around the country's existing automotive supply base — Morocco already manufactures vehicles at scale — and the two- and three-wheelers where electric adoption there is actually visible.
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2026 Upcoming
Saudi Arabia and Kenya run a fortnight apart
EVS Kenya returns to KICC, Nairobi on 9-11 December, and EVS Saudi Arabia runs 14-17 December at the Dhahran International Exhibition Centre in Dammam. Same month, same product groups, two different buying conversations — and an exhibitor with a regional product line can meet both without a second calendar year.
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2027 Announced
The UAE edition moves to 2027
The Evolve Future Mobility Show has been moved from 2026 to 2027 at Expo Centre Sharjah. The exact dates are not published yet; the UAE page carries the status and the registration route rather than a guessed date.
What the show is for
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Sell into a market, not into a continent
An electric-mobility buyer is a regulator, a fleet owner, a distributor or a charging developer, and every one of those is national. Each edition is staffed and sold by the team that works that market, so the exhibitor meets the people who actually specify, permit and purchase in the country the show is in — instead of a continental audience that mostly came to look.
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One product catalogue, four countries
The catalogue does not change between editions: vehicles, charging and energy, batteries and powertrain, parts and aftermarket. A supplier with a regional line can exhibit the same equipment in each market, and a buyer can compare the same set of suppliers in the city they can actually reach.
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Carry the buyer relationship past the three days
Registration produces the badge, the badge produces the visitor record, and the exhibitor directory stays online for the rest of the year. That is what makes an edition useful to a sales team in month four and not only in show week — and it is why each edition has its own site rather than a page on this one.
What is announced
The current state of each edition, in one place. Where a date is not confirmed, it says so here rather than on the edition page only.
27-29 October 2026 · Casablanca
EVS Morocco 2026
Three days at the Foire Internationale de Casablanca, under the aegis of the Moroccan authorities with AMDIE support. Visitor registration and stand booking are handled on the Morocco edition's own pages.
9-11 December 2026 · Nairobi
EVS Kenya 2026
KICC, Nairobi, with the conference programme and the exhibitor directory published on the Kenya site. The 2025 edition's speaker line-up remains online as a record of the last edition.
14-17 December 2026 · Dammam
EVS Saudi Arabia 2026
Four days at the Dhahran International Exhibition Centre, serving Riyadh, Jeddah, the Eastern Province and the Gulf. Registration routes are on the Saudi Arabia edition's own pages.
2027 · Sharjah
Evolve Future Mobility Show UAE
Moved to 2027 at Expo Centre Sharjah; the exact dates are to be announced. The UAE page carries the venue, the sector list and the enquiry route until the dates are published.
The exhibition
What is on show
Four product groups run through every edition: vehicles (passenger, commercial, two- and three-wheelers, last-mile), charging and energy (charging networks, energy storage, grid integration), batteries and powertrain (cells, packs, drivetrains, power electronics) and parts, service and aftermarket (repair, diagnostics, fleet servicing).
Alongside the floor there is a conference programme on the things that decide whether a market actually electrifies: import rules and homologation, tariffs and incentives, grid capacity, and who finances the vehicles. A visitor can compare vehicles, charging and battery suppliers in one hall; an exhibitor meets the importers, distributors, fleets and officials who specify the equipment in that country.
From the show floor
Photographs from EV & Mobility Show editions. They are not captioned with a year or a city: the files are shared across the editions, so naming one here would be a guess about which show they came from. Each edition's own site carries that edition's gallery.
How it is published
One portfolio, four websites
Each edition has its own site under this domain — /morocco/, /saudi/, /kenya/ and /uae/ — with its own dates, venue, exhibitor directory, conference programme and registration. This page is the front door: it exists so that a visitor who knows the brand but not the country can find the right edition in one click, and so that a supplier evaluating the portfolio can see all four markets side by side.
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