Production technologies for e-mobility are moving fast and manufacturing teams must choose which processes to adopt. The two-day technical forum in December brings research and industry into the same program.
Practical information for attendees
E|Dpc Expo 2026 runs 8 to 9 December 2026 at Meistersingerhalle in Nuremberg. The event includes conference sessions, an accompanying exhibition and an evening networking event on 8 December. Registration happens via the official website and ticket types include full conference, one-day and reduced rates for academic participants and committee members.
There is a Deutsche Bahn travel offer for attendees, promoting rail travel powered by renewable electricity.
Program highlights and confirmed speakers
The preliminary program covers electric machine production, battery manufacturing, power electronics production, energy transfer and hydrogen technologies. Confirmed keynote speakers include Dr. Jürgen Adam from BorgWarner, Dr. Markus Fallböhmer from BMW AG and Dr. Uwe Keller from Mercedes-Benz, reflecting a strong industrial presence.
Sessions address technical production topics such as hairpin winding, laser cutting in cell production, sintering and joining for power electronics, and lifecycle assessment and recycling measures for sustainable production.
Key figures
- Registered participants for the conference 2026 number 300.
- Published ticket fees for 2026: standard 1.299 €, one-day 899 €, reduced 899 €.
- Venue address: Meistersingerhalle Nuremberg, Münchner Straße 21, 90478 Nuremberg.
These figures give a clear view of the event scale and the conference format over two days.
Commercial prospecting and networking tactics
For sales and business development teams targeting manufacturers or research partners, schedule meetings in advance and use the evening of 8 December for follow-ups. Focus outreach on companies working in winding technologies, battery line automation, thermal management for power electronics and wireless charging systems.
Prepare concise technical briefs that include process specs, integration requirements and case studies. In technical meetings, ask about process tolerances, cycle times and quality control metrics to assess fit for trials. With leading industry speakers present, request technical follow-up slots immediately after sessions.
Final takeaways and next steps
The program at E|Dpc Expo 2026 prioritizes the transfer of research into industrial production across motors, batteries and power electronics. Technical teams should use the preliminary program to map sessions to product roadmaps and secure meetings with potential partners.
Register or check program updates and partner opportunities at the official site http://www.edpc.eu and plan meetings around the sessions most relevant to your production challenges.
