Move 2026

Move 2026

London, United Kingdom | From June 17 to 18, 2026

Move 2026 takes place from June 17 to 18, 2026 in London. Learn about the attendee profile, tickets, and how to prepare your B2B prospecting. Web

Mobility & Automotive
Joaquín Montesinos Published June 17, 2026

Urban and commercial transport are shifting fast toward electric drivetrains, autonomy and software-first architectures. MOVE 2026 takes place 17 to 18 June 2026 at Halls N1-N4, ExCeL London, with full days of programming and an open buyer ticket scheme.

Practical dates and daily opening hours

MOVE 2026 runs on Wednesday 17 and Thursday 18 June 2026 at ExCeL London, Halls N1-N4. Wednesday sessions run from 8:55am to 7:30pm and Thursday from 8:55am to 3:45pm. The event publishes its agenda and ticket options on the official site.

Who attends and headline numbers

The event attracts a global mix of mobility stakeholders. Public figures for MOVE 2026 list over 2,000 attendees, 250+ speakers and 75+ sponsors and exhibitors. Typical participants include OEMs, fleet operators, charge point operators, autonomous technology firms, startups and infrastructure providers.

Featured speakers in the program illustrate the roster of voices attending. Representatives from Toyota Research Institute, Wayve, Bolt and Nissan are included among the named speakers, alongside executives from Scania, Rivian and Stellantis.

Core themes and program strands

The published agenda highlights Autonomous Vehicles, Battery Tech, Software-Defined Vehicles, Fleet Management and Energy and Charging. Formats span keynotes, thematic streams and a dedicated start-up area, aiming to connect product teams with commercial and operations decision makers.

Practical tactics for B2B prospecting at MOVE 2026

  1. Target accounts before arrival. With a dense mix of vendors and buyers, shortlist a focused set of target companies and identify the right contact within each.
  2. Keep demos short and measurable. Prepare a three-minute technical demo and a one-page success metric to drive follow-ups.
  3. Use digital leave-behinds. After meetings, share one-page PDFs and short demo clips that explain integration points and KPIs.
  4. Book meetings through the event app. Reserve 20 minute slots for technical deep dives and longer windows for commercial negotiations.
  5. Staff stands with mixed roles. Bring both a product lead and a commercial decision maker to accelerate contracting discussions.

Visibility hotspots to consider

The Start-up Village and sponsored streams concentrate investor and partner attention. Facilitated meetings and networking sessions extend discovery beyond the exhibition floor. Companies working across hardware, software and energy will find focused audiences aligned to the program themes.

For teams aiming to accelerate deployments with OEMs or fleet operators, structure your participation around short technical demos and pre-booked meetings. Full details on agenda, speakers and registration are available at the official MOVE 2026 site https://www.terrapinn.com/exhibition/move/.

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