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Top EV brands, policymakers, innovators, and consumers converge at Palace Grounds to shape India’s clean mobility future through exhibitions, panels, test rides, and live demos.
Bengaluru is set to become the hub of India’s electric mobility movement as EVready 2026, Karnataka’s largest public electric mobility exhibition, opens from February 21 to 23 at Tripura Vasini, Palace Grounds. The three-day event is organised by NewsFirst Kannada as part of its eco-friendly initiative and is supported by the Ministry of Heavy Industries. Entry is free for all visitors, making it a major consumer-focused platform.
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The expo aims to bring together leading EV manufacturers, policymakers, industry experts, innovators, students, and consumers under one roof. As India’s transition to electric mobility gains pace, EVready is designed to present a complete picture of the EV ecosystem, from vehicles and batteries to charging infrastructure and policy frameworks.
Major original equipment manufacturers participating include Tata EV, Tata Commercial Vehicles, Mahindra Electric Automobile, Mahindra Last Mile Mobility, Ashok Leyland, Switch Mobility, Kia India, JSW MG Motor India, and TVS Motor Company, along with several other Indian and global EV brands. The exhibition will also feature companies from the charging, battery, and components sectors, offering visitors a comprehensive look at clean mobility solutions.
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A key highlight of EVready is its curated panel discussions focusing on policy, consumer adoption, innovation, and future mobility.
On February 21, discussions will centre on India’s EV roadmap, government targets, incentives, and national infrastructure strategies.
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February 22 will focus on urban mobility in Bengaluru, along with the popular “EV Myths vs Reality” session addressing battery life, safety, and ownership costs.
February 23 will explore innovation, skill development, student-led research, and Karnataka’s state-level EV plans.
The expo also offers live vehicle demonstrations, test ride experiences, and a daily lucky draw where one EV vehicle can be won each day. Visitors can register online at www.evready.co.in to participate in the lucky draw.
With strong industry participation, policy engagement, and public access, EVready 2026 is positioned as a major step toward accelerating India’s clean mobility transition.
