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Abu Dhabi, May 2022: The Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS), taking place 23-25 May in Abu Dhabi, will feature many important discussions around how cities can become more sustainable by lowering their transport emissions and build the right infrastructure and policy framework for a sustainable and just mobility sector.

According to Eng. Naser Al Bahri, EVIS Director “The Middle East region is known for its hydrocarbon exports. As the world transitions from fossil fuel sources to clean and renewable energy sources, oil-dependent economies find themselves in a crunch and in urgent need to take urgent action to diversify their economy and mitigate the risk of climate change.

Some countries across the region have already taken some good steps towards this transition by investing in and developing mega renewable energy projects. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have been in the forefront of these efforts not just regionally, but also globally. The UAE and KSA are home of the largest renewable energy projects worldwide.
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The transport sector is one of the most polluting and Energy consuming sectors globally and across the Middle East nations with more than 25% of their carbon emissions and more than 27% of their energy consumption. Accordingly, the need to decarbonize and electrify the transport sector in the MENA region is one of the most important milestones for governments to prioritize, especially as we already have alternative modes that are more environmentally friendly and economical.

The Middle East nations have already taken several steps to decarbonize their economies through investing in renewable energy, low-carbon hydrogen and clean transportation and also by providing policy incentives for the end-users and the investors to venture into low carbon industries. There are many different ways to reduce the emissions from the transport sector and electrification is just one of them. Other effective ways include the introduction of fuel efficiency standards, upgrading the public transport infrastructure, supporting and incentivizing shared and active mobility modes and more.

Concluded Eng. Naser Al Bahri, EVIS Director: “By having the right policies, infrastructure in place along with the conscious consumer, the Middle East can lead the way in the transition of the transport sector to a more sustainable, just and clean sector.”

Masdar, a global leader in renewable energy, is applying these principles of sustainable transport and infrastructure development in its projects around the world. In the United Kingdom, Masdar was the first commercial investor in the UK government’s £400 million Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund (CIIF), which aims to more than double the country’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure with 3,000 new rapid charge points by 2024 as part of its ambition to end the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040.

In Abu Dhabi, Masdar City, one of the world’s most sustainable urban communities, bases its transportation strategy on a hierarchy that puts pedestrians first and emphasizes sustainable, public transportation, which is supplemented with clean point-to-point services, including personal vehicles.

“At Masdar City, we actively demonstrate how pioneering transport offerings can provide real-world solutions to decarbonizing the sector. As part of our transportation strategy, since its inception, Masdar City has introduced several technologies that support its mission, both as commercial and pilot projects. These include the introduction of MENA’s first autonomous shuttle service, NAVYA; the first electric Eco-Bus in the region; and the world’s first Personal Rapid Transport System (PRT), which has carried more than two million passengers to date. An event like EVIS will provide an ideal platform to showcase solutions to make the transportation sector more energy-efficient and deliver a more sustainable future”, said Stephen Severance, Head of Program Management and Marketing at Masdar City.

EVIS will be featuring expert speakers from across the world to speak about how cities can build the right framework for a sustainable and just transport sector and feature some of the world leading cities and case studies. Join EVIS to learn more and connect with the world leaders and industry professionals in the EV sector: https://evinnovationsummit.com

EVIS Reveals Policy, Infrastructure and Behavior: Towards a mobility paradigm shift in MENA Cities

Abu Dhabi, April 2022: The Middle East electric vehicle market is gathering for the first time in Abu Dhabi on 23-25 May at the first edition of the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS). EVIS is a platform that aims to facilitate discussions and mobilize actions to accelerate the MENA region’s transition to sustainable mobility. 

The Middle East market represents a very fertile and versatile environment for investments related to transport electrification because of the large customer base and governments support. However, different EV adoption models should be considered for each country according to its situation and consumers’ characteristics. For instance, the purchasing power of customers in Egypt and the UAE is different. In Egypt and on the contrary of the UAE, electric two and three-wheelers sales are anticipated to outperform electric car sales due to the lower average purchasing power in Egypt. In light of this, holding the 2021 and 2022 United Nations climate change conferences in Egypt and the UAE (CO27 & COP28 respectively) highlights the clear stance of the Middle East towards combating climate changes and accelerating EV adoption.

The UAE already has many success stories of private sector leadership putting huge efforts and investments in accelerating the transition to sustainable mobility. Audi Abu Dhabi dealership, Ali & Sons Motors and M Glory are two excellent examples.

Audi Abu Dhabi launched its first EV model under the e-tron umbrella nearly two years ago and the customer response since has been very encouraging. Mark Austin, Audi Abu Dhabi General Manager, said, “Audi is one of the leading premium auto brands to have introduced electric vehicles in the capital. Sustainability and electrification are two key pillars at Audi, and they are being incorporated into every aspect of the business. Our EV range has grown to include four models, with two of our latest electric spearheads on display at EVIS.
“We conducted a survey last year to explore consumer sentiment and concerns towards EV adoption in the UAE. 40% of those surveyed expressed interest in purchasing an EV, with environmental concern being the top motivator (36%). This was closely followed by value for money, with 29% believing EVs offer better value in the long run, compared to petrol/diesel cars. These indicators display a fundamental shift in consumer attitude, which will ultimately be beneficial for the consumer and the country,” added Austin.
M Glory has introduced Al Damani DMV300 as its first fully electric car that can drive you 405 km in 30 minutes charge. Company officials added that the group aims to benefit from the Fourth Industrial Revolution and sustainability by employing future technologies and robotics in the manufacture of EVs. “Today we are inaugurating an Emirati industrial facility with international specifications where we will manufacture eco-friendly electric cars, contributing to global efforts to cut carbon emissions and support sustainable development,” said by Dr Majida Al Azazi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of M Glory Holding Group. She explained that the new M Glory facility will have two production cycles each year. It will make use of Fourth Industrial Revolution techniques. The corporation’s new facility will be an extension to their portfolio, which includes robotics engineering and artificial intelligence as well as sustainable real estate.

“EVIS is a platform that will bring together all the different EV stakeholders from across the MENA region and the globe including though leaders, government officials, policymakers, private sector executives, NGOs, researchers and more in one place to discuss the status, outlook, challenges, and opportunities in the new energy vehicles market globally and across the MENA region. EVIS will include many industry, technology, and academic sessions, feature the leading innovation in the new energy vehicle market and provide an excellent platform for networking and business development” – Eng. Naser Al Bahri, Director of EVIS.

Driven by the fact that transportation accounts for nearly 15% of the worldwide greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, transport electrification is considered a direct and effective way of reducing GHG emissions and combating climate change. Transport electrification refers to replacing vehicles’ conventional engines that rely on oil or gas with electric engines that are powered by rechargeable batteries. The concept is not limited to passenger cars; it covers all maritime, land, and air vehicles. In 2021, the global sales of electric vehicles (EVs) tripled and reached 6.6 million vehicles: exhibiting exponential growth. Moreover, the number of electric buses and trucks registrations increased by more than 10% accordingly to the International Energy Agency (IEA). Thus, transport electrification is no longer a futuristic technology; it is a mature technology that governments must pave the way into the market and incentivize its adoption.

In that context, China is the fastest in adopting transport electrification, followed by Europe and the United States. The current Ukrainian situation emphasizes the utmost urgency of the global adoption of transport electrification because oil is a major political card that shapes the whole conflict. Therefore, Middle Eastern countries must expedite their plans in adopting such technologies and provide the necessary infrastructure for their growth. Several measures can accelerate EV adoption in the Middle East. Here, we provide some useful insights on these measures:

    Policies and Regulations:
    Setting and communicating a clear and strict roadmap of the EV evolution over the next 10 to 20 years; Saudi Arabia announced during the Middle East Green Initiative last year that 30% of vehicles have to be electric by 2030 in the city of Riyadh and to reach 100% by 2060.
        Attracting EV manufacturers to the Middle East through direct investments or taxes reductions; Egypt’s government has already announced the establishment of

a joint venture with the private sector to locally manufacture affordable electric vehicles as well as charging stations, and Saudi Arabia is already one of the major investors in the EV manufacturer Lucid Motors and aims to build the first EV manufacturing plant in Saudi Arabia. The UAE just had its first EV manufacturing plant announced a few days ago by M Glory; a leading local company.

    Incentivizing the adoption of EVs through fiscal incentives, free or discount public charging, free public charging for EVs, and other encouragements. Dubai has specified that 5% of the public parking spaces are dedicated to EVs, and the Egyptian government is committed to offering an EGP 50,000 cost reduction for the first 100,000 locally assembled EVs.
    Impose new regulations that promote EV adoption and restrictions that inhibit gasoline vehicles’ growth; Egypt is promoting EV adoption by demanding public sector companies to supersede 5% of their fleet yearly with EVs.

    Infrastructure: Establishing the infrastructure necessary for EV operations as a connected electric grid with sufficient public or private charging stations; the United Arab Emirates (UAE) continues to extend its public charging network with more than 450 public charging stations in Dubai along as a part of its “EV Green Charger” initiative launched by the Dubai  Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA).

·         Public Awareness:

    Increasing consumer awareness about the importance of transport electrification and its impacts on climate change
    Participating in international initiatives that support transport electrification; Egypt and the UAE are hosting the next two rounds of the United Nations climate change         conference COP27 and COP28, respectively.
    Educating the next generation on the advantages of transport electrification as the next generation will be the primary users of EVs.

Join us at EVIS 2022 in Abu Dhabi to learn about the latest development in the EV sector regionally and globally, connect with policymakers and private sectors players and promote your company products and solutions.

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**United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi:** The second edition of the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS) has been announced, which will be held under the Patronage of H.E. Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei, UAE Minister of Energy & Infrastructure at Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre on 29-31 May 2023 in Abu Dhabi. The event will consist of 3-day exhibition along with 2-day conference.

The first edition of EVIS that took place in May 2022 in Abu Dhabi was a very successful kick off where more than 80 speakers from more than 25 countries gathered to share their insights and best practices. EVIS is not just a conference, but a platform for the EV
 market in the MENA region with an exhibition, a summit, open tech sessions, matchmaking platform, policy dialogues and beyond. 

Eng. Naser Albahri, Head of Organising Committee said: “The goal of EVIS is not only to advance the MENA region's transition to EVIS, but creating the right platform for all the industry stakeholders including policymakers, auto manufacturers, dealers, CPOS, investors and more to come together and share their challenges, opportunities, best practices, ideas and more with the goal of creating opportunities to advance this transition.” 

The MENA region is hosting the largest climate event on earth (COP) for two consecutive years. For the first time event. COP27 is taking place in Sharm Elshiekh, Egypt in November 2022 and COP28 will take place in Dubai, UAE in November 2023. In line with the MENA region taking climate action seriously, electrification of transport is a key focus area as it contributes more than 10% of the total GHG emissions.

Commenting on the rationale of this summit, Naser Albahri added: “There are so many new opportunities that are still untapped in this transition to ZEVs including manufacturing of EVS, batteries and charging stations, recycling, providing charging services and more. And one of the main goals of EVIS is to showcase these opportunities and raise awareness about them to the local, regional and international investors and developers.”

EVIS2023 will be building on the exceptional success of EVIS 2022 and will extend its focus to also cover other alternative fuel sources such as Hydrogen and other vehicle models such as commercial vehicles and two and three wheelers. 


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Abu Dhabi, January 2023: The electric vehicle (EV) market in the Middle East region is still in its early stages, but it is showing promising signs of growth. The macro landscape of the region is characterized by increasing oil prices and a dependence on fossil fuels. However, the growing awareness of environmental issues and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is driving the adoption of EVs in the region.

One of the main drivers for e-mobility in the Middle East is the increasing demand for sustainable transportation. Governments in the region are recognizing the need to reduce their carbon footprint and are implementing policies to support the adoption of EVs. For example, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Oman announced their net-zero targets. Additionally, several countries in the region are offering incentives, such as tax exemptions and subsidies, to encourage the purchase of EVs.

According to EVIS Director Eng. Naser Al Bahri; “So far, the progress in the EV market in the Middle East has been slow, but it is starting to pick up. The number of EV charging stations is increasing, and several companies are investing in EV production and research and development. For example, Egypt plans to install 3,000 EV charging stations across the country and the UAE has already installed over 1,500 public charging stations across the country. Additionally, Saudi Arabia has announced plans to invest $50 billion in EV production over the next decade and already announced to have two local manufacturing facilities producing EVs in the kingdom (Lucid Motors and Ceer).” 

Mr. Ravin Mirchandani, Chairman, Quench said; "The MENA market is incredibly exciting for both the EV charging & hydrogen energy sectors. Many of the countries in this region are today deeply sensitive to the global energy transition and have very nuanced strategies to move to electric and hydrogen mobility.  Additionally, due to the extreme weather conditions in the region, the failure of power electronic equipment like the charging infrastructure is really high. Thus, to take care of such conditions our chargers have been developed to perform efficiently under temperatures ranging from -55 degrees to + 55 degrees. We hope Quench EV Chargers will become an integral part of the journey in each of the MENA economies."  

Rami Abu Hayah, CEO, CATEC Mobility stated that; "The Middle East is leading the charge in electric mobility, with GCC countries at the forefront of this trend. The UAE EV market alone is projected to grow at an annual rate of 30 percent between 2022 and 2028. Factors such as rising fuel prices, national net-zero emissions commitments, and a more environmentally aware consumer base have all contributed to this growth. As the number of electric vehicles on the road increases, so does the need for reliable and convenient EV charging infrastructure, presenting a great opportunity for businesses to invest in building the necessary charging infrastructure.”

Despite the progress, there are still several challenges facing the EV market in the Middle East. One of the main challenges is the lack of infrastructure for EV charging. The limited number of EV charging stations makes it difficult for EV owners to travel long distances. Additionally, the high cost of EVs is a barrier for many consumers. Another challenge is the lack of consumer awareness about EVs. Many people in the region are not familiar with EVs and their benefits, and there is a lack of education and information about the technology.

However, the challenges also present opportunities for the EV market in the Middle East. The growing demand for sustainable transportation and the government support for EVs provide opportunities for companies to invest in the production and distribution of EVs. Additionally, the lack of infrastructure for EV charging presents an opportunity for companies to invest in the development of charging stations and other infrastructure.
In conclusion, the EV market in the Middle East is still in its early stages, but it is showing promising signs of growth. Governments in the region are implementing policies to support the adoption of EVs, and several companies are investing in EV production and research and development. However, the lack of infrastructure for EV charging and the high cost of EVs are still major challenges for the market. Despite these challenges, there are also opportunities for companies to invest in the production and distribution of EVs and the development of charging stations and other infrastructure.

On 29-31 May 2023, Abu Dhabi will host the Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS), which is expected to play a major role in accelerating the e-mobility agenda in the region. The summit will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and experts from around the world to discuss the latest developments and trends in the EV market. It will provide a platform for sharing knowledge, ideas, and best practices, and for exploring opportunities for collaboration and partnerships. 

The summit will also showcase the latest technologies and innovations in the EV industry, which will help to raise awareness and educate the public about the benefits of EVs, as well as promoting the adoption of EVs in the region by showcasing the latest technologies and innovations in the EV industry, and by educating the public about the benefits of EVs. Additionally, the summit will help to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable transportation and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the region, it will be a major step forward in the region's journey towards a greener and sustainable future.


Revving Up the EV Market in the Middle East: Opportunities and Challenges Ahead

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**_Abu Dhabi - February 2022:_ **The transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) is a crucial step in reducing the carbon footprint of the transportation sector and mitigating the effects of climate change in the Middle East region. In this region, automakers and dealerships play a vital role in promoting the adoption of ZEVs and creating a supportive environment for their widespread use.

Eng. Naser Al Bahri, EVIS Director said: “The demand for ZEVs in the Middle East is growing as consumers become increasingly environmentally conscious and aware of the benefits of electric vehicles. To meet this demand, automakers such as Tesla, Audi, Porsche, Volvo, and Polestar have established a strong presence in the region. Some of these automakers are also investing in charging infrastructure and producing electric vehicles that meet the needs of consumers in the region.”

Recently, the emergence of local electric vehicle (EV) automakers such as Lucid Motors and CEER in Saudi Arabia is a significant development in the Middle East region's automotive industry. These local OEMs have the potential to further accelerate the transition to ZEVs by bringing new and innovative technologies to the region. In addition, local OEMs can provide job opportunities and economic benefits to the region, further supporting the transition to ZEVs.

Morgan Sunderland, General Manager at Gargash Motors, said: "With the world gravitating towards a net-zero future, zero-emission vehicles offer a long-term, sustainable solution to climate woes. As a leading business enterprise that is aligned with the overarching vision of UAE's leadership, Gargash welcomes the clean transportation movement with open arms and remains deeply committed to improving the UAE’s EV quotient by increasing the presence of EV vehicles and charging stations through our robust local and international partnerships. 

He added: "The Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit is a breeding ground for like-minded companies and leaders to come together and explore a space that has the global potential to triple in size by 2025, while also pledging their transition to net zero. We're pleased to be part of the conference and look forward to forging meaningful relationships with manufacturers, producers, fellow dealers and users to make a positive difference in the market."

According to Hany Tawfik, Head of EGME; “The electric vehicle market is set to grow exponentially in the coming years and EGME is well positioned to deliver electric mobility solutions. We have been testing electric commercial vehicles and passenger cars since early 2021 so that we may provide the best solutions to businesses and individuals here in U.A.E. and the wider GCC region. As the market matures and the government continues to lead the way with visionary goals, we look forward to playing a key role to bring this future into reality.”

Dealerships are the primary point of contact for consumers looking to purchase new vehicles in the Middle East. They play a critical role in promoting ZEVs by educating consumers on the advantages of electric vehicles and helping them make informed purchasing decisions. Dealerships can also provide after-sales support and maintenance services to keep ZEVs running smoothly. In addition, dealerships can actively promote ZEVs by organizing events and workshops to raise awareness and collaborating with automakers to offer attractive financing options and incentives for consumers in the Middle East.

The collaboration between automakers and dealerships is crucial in promoting the adoption of ZEVs in the Middle East region. Events like EVIS2023 that bring players from every link of the value chain together allow opportunities to network and collaborate. By working together, they can create a supportive environment for the widespread use of electric vehicles. Automakers and dealerships can jointly invest in charging infrastructure, promote ZEVs, and offer financing options and incentives to consumers who choose to purchase electric vehicles.

In conclusion, automakers and dealerships play a vital role in promoting the transition to ZEVs in the Middle East region. The emergence of local OEMs such as Lucid Motors and CEER adds to the efforts of established automakers and dealerships in bringing new and innovative technologies to the region. By investing in charging infrastructure, producing electric vehicles that meet the needs of consumers, and collaborating with each other to offer financing options and incentives, they can help to create a supportive environment for the widespread adoption of ZEVs and accelerate the transition to a more sustainable future in the region.

At EVIS 2023 which will take place on 29-31 May in Abu Dhabi, UAE, the role of the automakers and dealers will be extensively discussed among many other topics. EVIS 2023 will host most of the EV automakers and dealers from across the region who will also be able to share their expertise and talk about their initiatives and the challenges they are facing. Make sure to join EVIS 2023 to be part of the discussion. Register now at: https://www.evinnovationsummit.com/ 

Role of Automakers & Dealers in the ZEV Transition in the Middle East

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The Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS) considers the MENA region as rapidly transitioning towards e-mobility, investors will have unique opportunities to capitalize on this emerging industry. The region's abundant sunshine, extensive oil reserves, and rapid urbanization make it well-positioned for the growth in electric vehicles, e-bikes and e-scooters, and public transportation. The startups and incubators will also be playing a crucial role in driving the industry's growth, developing innovative technologies, offering new business models, and providing funding and support to entrepreneurs.

"The MENA region's transition towards e-mobility will present enormous opportunities for investors in sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation. We are excited to showcase some of the most innovative e-mobility startups from across the region and the globe at EVIS 2023. This event will bring together industry stakeholders to network and discuss the latest trends and technologies in e-mobility," said Eng. Naser Al Bahri, EVIS Director.

“Investment opportunities in the MENA region's e-mobility sector are vast, given the increasing demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation. Countries like the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Egypt are leading the way in promoting EVs through incentives, subsidies, and regulations. Investors can capitalize on this by investing in EV charging infrastructure, battery manufacturing, and EV production, e-bike and e-scooter sharing services, battery manufacturing, and charging infrastructure, and electric bus and train manufacturing, charging infrastructure, and related services.” He added. 

Startups and incubators are driving the growth of the MENA region's e-mobility sector by developing innovative technologies, offering new business models, and providing funding and support to entrepreneurs. These entities are bringing fresh ideas to the industry, which is helping to accelerate its growth. For example, startups like Elmangos are developing electric propulsion systems for boats, while incubators like Flat6Labs are incubating startups that are developing advanced battery technologies.

“In order to make a lasting impact on climate change, everyone must participate. And the best way to have more people actively working toward a zero-emission future is by offering more choices of electric vehicles.” Ali Eslami, CEO of AXL Electric Vehicles.

EVIS 2023 will showcase some of the most innovative e-mobility startups from across the MENA region and the globe. The event will feature an exhibition, conference, and open tech sessions with expert speakers coming from all over the world covering a variety of topics. It's an opportunity for investors to network with the leading industry stakeholders from across the region.

At EVIS 2023 which will take place on 29-31 May in Abu Dhabi, UAE, the role of the automakers and dealers will be extensively discussed among many other topics. EVIS 2023 will host most of the EV automakers and dealers from across the region who will also be able to share their expertise and talk about their initiatives and the challenges they are facing. 

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