EV & Charging Expo 2023

May 8, 2023

Powering the business of EVs

Learn about electric vehicle charging, test drive electric trucks and vans and meet the vendors who can enable your organization’s EV transition.

2,000+

Attendees

70+

Speakers

50+

Exhibitors & EVs

30+

Sessions

May 17–18, 2023
Enercare Centre, Toronto

Test drive and discover the latest commercial electric vehicles and charging solutions. Learn from experts in tailored work sessions. And discover suppliers who can help with your organization’s EV transformation. 

Whether you run a delivery company, manage a multi-unit residential building, develop commercial and residential buildings, or sit on a municipal council, the time to understand electric vehicles and their charging needs is now.

Register Here

Who Should Attend?

Property Developers + Managers

Learn how to install  EV charging in parking lots for MURBs, office towers, retail sites, warehouses and more.

Sustainable and Supply Chain Leaders

Understand how to decarbonize with best practices and case studies from leading delivery and logistics providers.

Fleet Operators

Testdrive commercial ready electric cars, vans and trucks and learn how to electrify your fleet operations.

Municipality + Government

Meet your climate goals by learning how other communities are planning for charge infrastructure and fleet electrification.

Speakers

Hoss Hassani Headshot

Hoss Hassani

Vice President EV Ecosystem
General Motors GM

Pierre Boutin Headshot

Pierre Boutin

President and Chief Executive Officer
Volkswagen Canada

Crystal Rasa Headshot

Crystal Rasa

National Fulfillment Sourcing Manager
IKEA

Ben Sharpe Headshot

Ben Sharpe

Senior Researcher, Canada Lead
ICCT

Shayna Rector Bleeker Headshot

Shayna Rector Bleeker

VP Strategic Partnerships
7Gen

Theresa Cooke Headshot

Theresa Cooke

Head of Global Customer Success, Managed Charging
Siemens

Vic Fedeli Headshot

Hon. Vic Fedeli

Minister Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade Canada

Matthew Bartelone Headshot

Matthew Bartolone

National Sales Manager, Car and Fleet
ABB E-Mobility

Stephane Labrecque Headshot

Stephane Labrecque

Fleet Director
Videotron

Mark Marmer Headshot

Mark Marmer

Founder
Signature Electric

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