EV & Charging Expo 2026, April 8-9, Toronto, Canada

The EV & Charging Expo™, Canada’s premier electrification event, will take place April 8–9, 2026 at Hall A, Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto, Canada. Produced by Electric Autonomy Canada®, the two-day expo brings together fleet operators, municipalities, real estate developers, utilities, logistics professionals, and government leaders to explore the latest in electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.

This year’s event is expected to welcome more than 2,000 attendees from over 800 organizations, with 100+ exhibitors and an equally impressive lineup of 100+ speakers from across North America’s EV ecosystem.

A Comprehensive Program for Decision-Makers

The Expo’s two-day program is purpose-built to help organizations advance their fleet electrification strategies, deploy EV charging infrastructure, and meet ESG targets. Programming includes 30+ sessions, panels, and talks on the main stage and workshop stage, hands-on EV test drives across 1.8 km of real roads, one-on-one networking meetings, and evening networking receptions.

Confirmed sponsors and exhibitors include Ford Pro, GM Envolve, Toyota, KIA Fleet, Schneider Electric, Eaton, Uber, SWTCH, Hypercharge, and Grizzl-e, among others.

Industry-Leading Speakers

Featured speakers include Keith Kerman, Chief Fleet Officer and Deputy Commissioner at DCAS New York City; Anna van der Kamp, Executive Director of Transportation and Fuels Decarbonization Programs at Natural Resources Canada; and John Voelcker, Contributing Editor at Car and Driver, alongside fleet operators, policy makers, charging providers, and sustainability leaders from organizations including Hydro-Québec, Intelcom, Lazer Logistics, and the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat.

Registration

General Expo passes are available from $359 for full two-day access. A combo pass bundling the Expo with the kWh Summit on April 7 is available for $659. Indigenous attendees may access special pricing at $89. Group discounts are also available.

The EV & Charging Expo™ is held on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples.

For more information or to register, visit electricautonomy.com or contact expo@electricautonomy.com.

Relion Will Be On-Site at the Enercare Centre, Booth #832

Operators, fleets, municipalities, real estate stakeholders, and anyone working to make EV charging function at scale will be in focus.

The Relion team is attending with a clear set of priorities:

• Understanding what is actually happening in day-to-day operations
• Identifying where systems break down, why those failures occur, and how to resolve them
• Exploring how teams maintain reliable networks without introducing additional complexity

Attendees are encouraged to schedule time to connect: https://resources.relioncharging.com/relion-2026-ev-charging-expo

Relion is particularly interested in hearing about real-world, day-to-day experiences—these tend to drive the most valuable conversations.

And for a bit of fun, attendees can also play a few rounds of Kilowatt Tycoon: http://kwtycoon.com/

Don’t miss meeting the Relion team at the Enercare Centre, booth #832.

Don’t Miss Clockwork CEO Andrea Curry: Move Fast and Fix Things: EV Charger Maintenance

Clockwork will be at EV & Charging Expo 2026 next week, taking part in an important on-stage discussion.

The company’s co-founder, Andrea Curry, will be speaking on a panel centered on one of the most critical elements of a successful charging network: establishing effective maintenance from the outset.

As public and fleet charging infrastructure continues to scale, preventative and demand-based maintenance are no longer optional—they are essential to ensuring reliability, maximizing uptime, and building driver confidence.

Andrea will join leaders from Sussex Strategy Group, Signature Electric, and ABB to examine what strong, real-world maintenance practices actually look like in operation.

EV & Charging Expo 2026
April 8–9
Enercare Centre, Toronto

For those focused on performance, operations, and the long-term reliability of charging networks, this session is well worth attending.

Meet the BluWave-ai Team at EV & Charging Expo 2026

The BluWave-ai team will be at EV & Charging Expo 2026, where they will share the latest updates on their EV Everywhere product line and how it delivers value on both the EV driver side and the grid operator side.

EV drivers are encouraged to join the platform to start earning rewards while supporting their local grid:
ev-everywhere.ca

As oil and natural gas prices continue to rise, the platform is designed to charge vehicles when the grid is relying least on expensive, carbon-intensive energy sources:
https://lnkd.in/eKmRMgxq