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Battery Show Stuttgart – European Battery Exhibition
The Battery Show Europe
- Dates
- Show Hours:
- Venue
- Messe Stuttgart
- Highlights
- A specialized trade show for the European battery industry
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Battery Show Stuttgart – European Battery Exhibition Same Period Exhibition
Exhibition Data
- 1/1
- Edition
- 35000㎡
- Exhibition area
- 600
- Exhibitors
- 25000
- Visitors
Stuttgart Battery Expo Details
- Organizer:
- World Electric Vehicle Association, European Electric Vehicle Association, and Messe Stuttgart
- Venue:
- Messe Stuttgart
- Address:
- Messepiazza 1, 70629 Stuttgart, Stuttgart Germany
Profile
The Battery Show Europe in Stuttgart, Germany, stands at the forefront of the energy and electronics sectors in Europe. Designed to meet the evolving needs of the market and industry, it is committed to becoming the premier trade show for the advanced battery sector across the continent. The event brings together manufacturers, R&D firms, buyers, and technical experts from Asia, North America, and Europe.
During The Battery Show Europe, participating companies hail from more than 53 countries worldwide. Concurrently, the E‑Show (European Electric Vehicle Technology Expo) will be held, showcasing electric vehicles, hybrid cars, and related technologies and products. Renowned brands such as Ferrari, Rolls-Royce, Porsche, BMW, Daimler, Bosch, Valeo, Volvo, Renault, Continental, Johnson Controls, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Toyota, Audi, and LG Chem are among the exhibitors. Notably, senior executives—including CEOs, CTOs, and heads of R&D departments—often attend in person, underscoring the event’s high‑level profile and professional caliber.
As Europe continues to advance in electric mobility, energy storage, microgrids, sustainable energy, portable devices and tools, and medical technology, the European battery industry—and its manufacturers—are reaping significant benefits. With a well‑established and mature market, Europe remains at the cutting edge of global electrification.
The exhibition has repeatedly facilitated participation by leading companies. For battery‑storage enterprises, The Battery Show Europe in Stuttgart represents an ideal gateway into the German market.
Battery Show Stuttgart – European Battery Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Domestic and international visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name passport verification. After purchase, the organizer verifies visitor identity. Visitors who do not meet entry requirements may need to submit additional documents. Once approved, you will receive email confirmation or a QR code. On site, present your original passport and confirmation letter to collect a paper badge, or scan the QR code to enter.
Partial exhibitor directory and exhibitor list for Battery Show Stuttgart – European Battery Exhibition: Jonas & Redmann Automationstechnik GmbH, Specialty Coating Systems, Evonik Industries AG, Matcon Limited, TIRA GmbH, Wieland-Werke AG, and others. The 2027 edition is expected to feature 500+ exhibiting companies. To obtain the full exhibitor directory (including booth numbers and contact details), please visit the official exhibition website or contact Jufair.
The Value of Participating in The Battery Show Europe
- Europe’s Largest and Most Influential Event for Advanced Battery Technologies and the Energy Storage Industry: Organized by Informa Markets, The Battery Show Europe is Europe’s premier trade show dedicated to battery and electric vehicle technologies. Together with the concurrent Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo Europe and the Energy Storage Summit Germany, it forms a comprehensive industry platform covering the entire value chain—from batteries and electric vehicles to energy storage systems. Since its inception, the event has become a central hub for technological exchange and commercial collaboration within the global battery sector.
- A One-Stop Showcase Covering the Entire Industry Chain: The exhibition spans the complete supply chain, from raw materials and manufacturing equipment to electrode production, finished batteries, and energy storage systems. Key areas include battery modules, battery management systems, lithium-ion batteries, solid-state batteries, sodium-ion batteries, hydrogen-based energy storage solutions, cathode and anode materials, electrolytes, separators, battery recycling and circular economy technologies, cell assembly lines, laser welding equipment, AI-powered quality inspection systems, and digital twin factory solutions. From R&D and manufacturing to testing and recycling, exhibitors can seamlessly connect with partners across the full spectrum—enabling technology demonstrations, brand exposure, and business negotiations.
- Precise Access to Core Buyers and Decision-Makers in Europe and Globally: The 2025 edition attracted over1,100 exhibiting companies, with more than17,000 professional visitors—with additional data indicating over 19,000 attendees. Attendees included key stakeholders such as battery R&D specialists, electric vehicle manufacturers, energy storage system integrators, and procurement decision-makers. High-profile executives from BMW Group, Verkor, Mercedes-Benz, CATL, Shanghai Pute Lai, and other leading companies attended and delivered keynote speeches. In 2024, 79% of visitors held purchasing decision-making authority, and 56% reported following up with exhibitors after the event, underscoring the show’s strong appeal to high‑level decision makers.
- Unique Value for Chinese Companies—A Strategic Engine for Expanding into the European Market: Europe represents a cornerstone market for the global new‑energy vehicle and energy storage industries. The German government is aggressively advancing electric mobility and charging infrastructure, with plans to phase out internal combustion engine vehicles across the EU by 2035. As a major producer of lithium batteries and energy storage solutions, China stands to benefit significantly from this platform, which facilitates entry into the European market and fosters connections with European customers and partners. Leading Chinese firms such as CATL and Shanghai Pute Lai have actively participated and presented at the event, while Shangshui Intelligence and Zhongke Shenlan Huize showcased cutting-edge technologies like solid-state batteries and dry‑process electrodes. The Government of Baden-Württemberg has signed an exclusive cooperation agreement, becoming an official supporter of the show and further enhancing its strategic value in linking Chinese enterprises with Germany’s industrial ecosystem.
- A Vanguard for Technological Innovation and Industry Trends: At the show, hot topics include solid-state battery technology, sodium-ion batteries, hydrogen‑based energy storage systems, smart manufacturing and green factories, as well as battery recycling and the circular economy. The 2025 program features three major technical forums: Advanced Battery Technologies (focusing on the latest breakthroughs in materials and electrochemistry), Battery Production and Vehicle Integration (exploring large-scale manufacturing and system engineering), and Geopolitics and Supply Chain Resilience (examining policy trends and raw material security), totaling more than 32 hours of expert presentations. The event also introduces, for the first time, the Battery Tech Theater—a series of free educational lectures; Pitch Breakfast, a startup pitch session; and Women in EV Lunch, networking events designed to foster female participation in the industry.
- Stuttgart’s Location and Industrial Advantages: Stuttgart is the heart of Germany’s automotive industry, home to global giants such as Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Bosch. The venue, Messe Stuttgart, boasts an exhibition space of 110,000 square meters and leverages the robust manufacturing base and R&D capabilities of Baden-Württemberg, providing exhibitors with a strategic platform to engage with Europe’s core industrial ecosystems.
Range
- Internationally renowned enterprises: BMW Group, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Porsche, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce, Daimler, Audi, Volvo, Renault, Bosch, Continental, Johnson Controls, Siemens, Valeo, LG Chem, Samsung SDI, Panasonic, Toyota, Hyundai, ACC, Ampere, Scania, ExxonMobil, Lyten, NIO, Beckhoff, Bosch Rexroth, Dow, Henkel, Schunk, Dürr, GROB, Honeywell, Parker, Keyence, Atlas Copco, ScanTech, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, ReCharge, Bloomberg NEF
- Chinese enterprises: CATL, Shanghai Pute Lai New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., Shangshui Intelligent, Zhongke Shenlan Huize (solid-state battery technology), Lead Intelligent (lithium-ion equipment), Yinghe Technology, Liyuanheng, Han’s Laser, Hymson, Lianying Laser, Hangke Technology
- The German Federal Government and industry associations: Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Tourism of Baden-Württemberg (exclusive partner), VDMA—German Mechanical Engineering Industry Association
Review
The Battery Show Europe 2025 and the Electric Vehicle Technology Expo were successfully held from June 3 to 5 at the New Stuttgart Exhibition Centre in Germany. Hosted by Informa Markets and co-located with the Energy Storage Summit Germany, this event was the most significant annual gathering for technological exchange and business matchmaking in Europe’s battery and electric vehicle sectors.
In terms of exhibition scale, the show spanned over 190,000 square meters across multiple halls. It brought together more than 1,100 exhibiting companies from around the world, covering the entire value chain—from battery manufacturers and material suppliers to equipment providers and developers of new‑energy applications. The event attracted over 17,000 professional visitors (with additional data indicating more than 19,000 attendees), hailing from numerous countries and regions worldwide. The opening ceremony featured remarks by Dr. Patrick Rapp, State Secretary of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Tourism, officially marking the state government’s designation as the show’s exclusive partner.
The exhibitor lineup showcased international reach and industry leadership. Internationally renowned brands such as BMW Group, Mercedes‑Benz, Volkswagen, Bosch, Siemens, LG Chem, and Samsung SDI all participated. Chinese enterprises also made a strong impression, with executives from CATL and Shanghai Pute Lai delivering keynote speeches at the opening. Shangshui Intelligent presented its smart electrode‑manufacturing solutions and advanced dry‑process electrode technology, while Zhongke Shenlan Huize unveiled high‑performance solid‑state battery technology, highlighting breakthroughs in safety and energy density.
Exhibits highlighted cutting‑edge innovations spanning the entire battery value chain. This year’s show featured前沿 products including lithium batteries, solid‑state batteries, sodium‑ion batteries, and hydrogen‑based energy storage systems, alongside critical components such as cathode and anode materials, electrolytes, and separators. Four specialized zones were established: the Smart Manufacturing and Green Factory Zone (showcasing cell assembly lines, laser welding equipment, AI‑driven quality‑inspection systems, and digital twin factory solutions); the Battery Recycling and Circular Economy Zone (focusing on cascade utilization, material regeneration, and closed‑loop recycling technologies); the Innovation Technology Launch and Roadshow Platform (providing a showcase for startups and research institutions); and the Battery Technology Theatre (offering free educational seminars on battery production, development, quality control, and related topics).
A rich array of concurrent conferences and events. Over 32 hours of expert presentations were delivered throughout the exhibition, supported by three major technical forums: Advanced Battery Technologies (highlighting the latest advances in materials and electrochemistry); Battery Production and Vehicle Integration (exploring scalable manufacturing and system engineering); and Geopolitics and Supply Chain Resilience (examining policy trends and raw‑material security). Speakers included representatives from ACC, Ampere, Daimler, ExxonMobil, Lyten, NIO, Scania, Siemens, and other leading organizations. The show also introduced several new initiatives for the first time, including the Pitch Breakfast series—where startups pitched innovative solutions to representatives from Mercedes‑Benz, CATL, and NIO; Women in EV Lunch—focused on women’s leadership in clean‑tech fields; and daily Networking Breakfast sessions hosted by Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, ReCharge, and Bloomberg NEF.
Strong responses from exhibitors and the industry. John Lewinski, Executive Vice President of Engineering at Informa Markets, remarked, “The high‑level dialogues, the launch of groundbreaking initiatives, and the outstanding attendance underscore a market that is not only expanding but actively reshaping global energy and electric mobility ecosystems.” Michael Anderson, Editor-in-Chief of Battery Technology, noted, “Europe’s battery sector faces intense competition, yet this show has united industry leaders to discuss the way forward and showcased a wealth of cutting‑edge technological solutions, inspiring optimism about the future of the industry.” Attendees agreed that The Battery Show Europe, as Europe’s most influential specialized event for the battery industry, has become a strategic platform for companies to showcase their offerings, connect with customers, gain insights into emerging trends, and expand into European and global markets. The next edition of the show is scheduled to take place from June 9 to 11, 2026, at the New Stuttgart Exhibition Centre.
The Battery Show Europe Exhibitior List
Battery Show Stuttgart – European Battery Exhibition Range
- Light Vehicles ,
- Automobiles ,
- Trucks ,
- Special‑Purpose Vehicles ,
- Buses ,
- Battery Electric Trains ,
- Battery Electric Buses ,
- Hybrid Vehicles ,
- Fuel Cell Vehicles ,
- Electric Two‑ and Three‑Wheeled Vehicles
- Batteries and Energy Storage ,
- Fuel Cells and Fuel Cell Systems ,
- Drive System Components ,
- Braking Technologies and Components ,
- Heating and Cooling Systems ,
- Connected Vehicle Components ,
- Lithium Batteries ,
- Power Sources ,
- Charging Equipment ,
- Electric Motors ,
- Power Electronics ,
- Electrical Control Equipment ,
- Magnetic Materials ,
- Connectors ,
- Battery Management Systems ,
- Power Capacitors ,
- Flywheels ,
- Energy Management Systems ,
- Drive/Engine Technologies ,
- Power Station Equipment ,
- Refueling Equipment ,
- Storage and Transportation Equipment and Technologies ,
- Related New Materials ,
- New Processes ,
- New Technologies ,
- Related Testing ,
- Monitoring ,
- Testing ,
- Safety Protection Equipment ,
- Maintenance ,
- Manufacturing Equipment and Tools ,
- Related Infrastructure Development
- Battery‑Powered Systems ,
- Fuel Cell‑Powered Systems ,
- Hybrid Systems ,
- Power Electronics Systems ,
- Integrated Control Systems
- New Mobility Solutions ,
- Charging Infrastructure ,
- Autonomous Driving and Intelligent Vehicles (V2X) ,
- Parking Facilities ,
- Charging and Refueling Systems ,
- Car Sharing ,
- Fleet Management ,
- Wireless Charging ,
- Hydrogen Infrastructure and Storage ,
- Other Smart Concepts
- Batteries and Energy Storage Technologies ,
- Electrode Materials ,
- Electrolytes ,
- Separators ,
- Battery Membranes ,
- Manufacturing Equipment and Accessories ,
- Automated Production ,
- Power Electronics Technology Equipment ,
- Enclosures ,
- Cooling ,
- Ventilation and Other Components ,
- Testing ,
- Measurement and Inspection Technologies ,
- Rechargeable Batteries ,
- Battery Products for Mobile and Stationary Applications ,
- Supercapacitors ,
- Recycling Technologies and Secondary Utilization Plans ,
- Recycling Technologies ,
- Safety Technologies ,
- Energy Storage Solutions/Applications ,
- Product and Production Safety Technologies ,
- Research and Development
- Training and Professional Development ,
- Mobile Battery Technologies ,
- Consulting ,
- Fuel Cells ,
- Fuel Cell Components ,
- Mobile Fuel Cell Applications ,
- Stationary Fuel Cell Applications ,
- Specialized Fuel Cell Applications ,
- Fuel Cell Components ,
- Vehicle Technologies ,
- Research and Development ,
- Information and Communication Technologies ,
- Materials ,
- Production Technologies ,
- Test Benches ,
- Hydrogen Production ,
- Hydrogen Storage ,
- Hydrogen Development ,
- Hydrogen Infrastructure ,
- Hydrogen Storage ,
- Industrial CHP Units and Energy Storage Solutions
- Power Solutions ,
- Automotive Technologies ,
- Information and Communication Technologies ,
- Production Technologies ,
- Services ,
- Consulting ,
- Education
- Smart Grids ,
- Smart Regions ,
- Smart Cities ,
- Smart Homes ,
- Energy Management Systems ,
- Navigation Systems ,
- Route Planners ,
- Off‑Grid Systems ,
- Network Services ,
- Power Consumption ,
- Other Applications
- Automotive and System Development ,
- Maintenance ,
- Customer Service ,
- Training and Education ,
- Feedback ,
- Financing ,
- Safety ,
- Testing and Certification ,
- Standardization and Regulation ,
- Associations ,
- Media and Professional Publishers ,
- Universities and Research Centers ,
- Car Sharing ,
- Fleet Management
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Venue transport
- Metro / rail
By subway: Take U6 to the terminal station, Flughafen/Messe.
By suburban rapid transit: Board S-Bahn lines S2 or S3 directly to Flughafen/Messe. Upon exiting, a short walk of approximately 200 meters will bring you to the exhibition hall entrance.
Note: Consider purchasing a Baden-Württemberg Ticket, which allows up to five passengers to travel throughout the state on regional trains, subways, trams, and buses for one day, offering excellent value for money.
- Air
From Stuttgart Airport: It takes only about 3–5 minutes to walk from the airport terminal to the exhibition hall, which is a significant advantage of this venue.
- Train
From major cities in Germany and across Europe: You can take long-distance trains such as the Deutsche Bahn’s ICE or IC services to Stuttgart Main Station, then transfer to the S-Bahn as described above.
From hubs like Frankfurt Airport: It is generally recommended to take an ICE train directly to Stuttgart Main Station and then make your onward connections there.
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Process
- 1.Submit the business license of the company
- 2.Submit product picture and name
- 3.Receive exhibition presentation documents and booth drawings
- 4.Submit booth application form/Sign booth contract
- 5.Pay the contract booth deposit
- 6.Prepare for exhibition