Each brand has its own site for the programme, the exhibitor directory and registration.
Power & Mobility Morocco
EV & Mobility Show Morocco is MIE's North African electric mobility exhibition, held at the Foire Internationale de Casablanca. It is the group's EVS format applied to Morocco specifically — a market that is both a car-manufacturing base and an importer of vehicles and charging equipment, which makes it relevant to industrial suppliers as well as to the fleet and infrastructure side. The scope is the portfolio's standard one: vehicles across passenger, commercial and two- and three-wheeler classes, charging and battery technology, and the policy and financing conditions around them. It runs alongside the group's food and trade events at the same venue and dates, so a supplier of both automotive and industrial equipment can meet several buyer groups on one stand.
27-29 October 2026 Foire Internationale de Casablanca, Casablanca, Morocco
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Africa EV Mobility Expo Kenya covers electric mobility as a whole system rather than a single product category: vehicles across passenger, commercial and two- and three-wheeler classes, charging and battery infrastructure, and the fleet, financing and policy questions that decide whether adoption actually scales. It is held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre in Nairobi, East Africa's largest commercial centre and a market where fuel costs and rapid urbanisation have pushed electric mobility up the agenda. The audience is fleet operators, distributors, importers and public-sector planners. For manufacturers and suppliers, it is a route into East African distribution and an introduction to the operators specifying vehicles now.
9-11 December 2026 Kenyatta International Convention Centre - KICC, Nairobi, Kenya
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EV & Mobility Show Saudi Arabia is the Kingdom's edition of MIE's electric mobility portfolio, held at the Dhahran International Exhibition Centre in the Eastern Province. The market logic is unusually direct: Saudi Arabia has committed to electrification as part of Vision 2030, is building a domestic vehicle-manufacturing base, and is rolling out charging infrastructure at national scale, so demand comes from both public programmes and private fleets. The show covers vehicles across passenger, commercial and two- and three-wheeler classes, charging and battery technology, and the industrial and policy conditions around them. It shares its venue and dates with the group's China Trade Week Saudi Arabia edition, which brings industrial buyers to the same site.
14-17 December 2026 Dhahran International Exhibition Centre, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
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EV & Mobility Show Ghana is MIE's West African edition of its electric mobility portfolio, held in Accra. It covers the same full-system scope as the group's other EVS events — vehicles across passenger, commercial and two- and three-wheeler classes, charging and battery infrastructure, and the fleet, financing and policy questions behind adoption — applied to a market where both fuel import costs and urban air quality have put electrification on the government's agenda. The audience is fleet operators, importers, distributors and public-sector planners. It runs in parallel with the group's construction, investment and energy events at the same venue and dates, which means exhibitors and visitors reach several sectors of the Ghanaian market in one visit.
6-8 July 2027 The Palms Convention Center, Accra, Ghana
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Megawatt Africa is MIE's power and energy exhibition for Ghana and the wider West African market, held in Accra. It covers the generation, transmission and distribution side of the sector rather than consumer equipment: conventional and renewable generation, grid and substation technology, energy storage, metering, and the engineering and contracting services that install them. West Africa's recurring constraint is dependable supply, and the response — new capacity, grid reinforcement and industrial self-generation — is what creates the purchasing. The audience is utilities, regulators, industrial energy managers, project developers and EPC contractors. It runs alongside the group's construction, investment and electric mobility events at the same venue and dates, so the energy and built-environment buyers are in one place.
6-8 July 2027 The Palms Convention Center, Accra, Ghana
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