The convergence of clean energy, autonomy and AI drives a new era of high-level collaboration, at scale.

The World EV Forum today announced a series of landmark partnerships that mark a defining moment for the global emobility movement. Uniting the most influential voices across electric mobility, clean energy, autonomy and artificial intelligence, these partnerships are designed to deliver change not incrementally, but at scale.

Announcing their membership of the World EV Forum, Sergii Velchev, Founder & CEO at ECOFACTOR, said:

“Decarbonising transport is too big and too urgent to be solved by technology alone; strong partnerships are the key. The World EV Forum brings together the people who genuinely want to change things, and gives them a real platform to do it. We are proud to be part of this community.”

The World EV Forum brings together four powerful pillars: ElectricDrives, World EV Day, Women Leading EV and the EV SUMMIT, each a pillar of the global transition to sustainable, intelligent transport. Together, they form a unified platform with a single, clear mandate: high-level global collaboration to accelerate emobility alongside the connected sectors of autonomy, clean energy and AI/software.

“When emobility is joined up with clean energy, autonomy and AI, the result is not simply an industry shift, it is a civilisational transformation. The World EV Forum exists to make that transformation happen, through the partnerships that matter most.”

— Ted Cannis, Chair, World EV Forum, Leadership Council

These new partnerships reflect a deliberate strategy: that the most consequential breakthroughs in sustainable mobility will come not from any single sector, but from the intersection of all four. Clean energy powers the grid. Autonomy reimagines how vehicles move. AI and software unlock intelligent infrastructure. And emobility is the thread that connects them all.

The World EV Forum is built for a moment when ambition must match action. Its partner network spans policymakers, OEMs, energy providers, technology innovators, investors and civil society, creating the conditions for agreements that move beyond dialogue and into deployment, at genuine global scale.

Partnership opportunities across all four pillars are now open. The World EV Forum invites organisations committed to accelerating the clean mobility transition to join the movement and help shape what comes next.