eCarExpo · Stockholm · 9–11 October 2026
eCarExpo Stockholm
Every session with context, every exhibitor linked to its ChargiPedia profile, and a route plan for whatever your job title says.
30 sessions 32 speakers 20 exhibitors 3 stages
The full programme
30 sessions · 32 speakers · 3 stages
Branschdagen
eCar-scenen
Scen
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Who exhibited
20 exhibitors
BYD
Denza
Hyundai
Toyota
Lexus
Volvo
Polestar
Kempower
&Charge
Powerlynk
Alpine
Leapmotor
Rivian
Renault
Mercedes-Benz
Xpeng
Nissan
AVILOO Battery Diagnostics
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The agenda, annotated
We read the whole programme so you don't have to
All 30 sessions, each with our own note on why it matters, who it's for, and what to read first.
One session, as it appears
Day 1 ·09:15 ·Branschdagen
Unveilings: Renault (Twingo E-Tech electric, Trafic E-Tech electric, Alpine)
Chargalytics context
A small, presumably affordable city EV and an electric van in one slot: the first widens the pool of drivers without a home charger, the second adds to depot and overnight charging demand. The useful details are AC/DC charging capability and whether the pricing brings in new buyers rather than swapping existing ones. Operators should treat this as a demand-mix signal, not just a car launch.
The Fleet & Hardware Scout
3 further reads
- Context on every session. Not the blurb the organiser wrote — our read on what's actually at stake.
- Filter by who it's for. Rollout, procurement, commercial, exec, advisory or technical.
- Further reading. The stories behind each session, from our own archive and the news wire.
- Every speaker, linked. Straight through to their ChargiPedia profile and their company's.
Don't walk Stockholm at random
Six ready-made routes — sessions worth sitting in, booths worth the detour, in an order your feet will thank you for.
The Fleet & Hardware Scout
Day 1 gives you the brand unveilings and used-EV economics. Day 2 gives you the on-stage model presentations, plus a check on whether a battery is worth buying.
The Policy Watcher
A single day on the main stage runs from local action and the new government's agenda to why Sweden is losing ground to its neighbours.
The Charging Operator
Day 1 follows the thread from vehicle-to-grid and smart charging to driver economics and real owner experience, ending with network improvement.
The Market Strategist
Day 1 combines market data and policy outlook with the voice of the customer, to show whether EVs are really becoming mainstream.
Where
Programme data compiled from the official eCarExpo agenda; sessions move, rooms change. Verify against the official agenda.