ELECTRICON 2026: India's Premier EV Industry Event

‘ELECTRICON 2026 | EV Tech Summit’

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19th November, 2026

Aloft by Marriott, Bengaluru

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EVreporter’s ‘Electricon 2026 | EV Tech Summit’ brings together engineers, product leaders, startups, and investors working across the electric vehicle technology stack — powertrain, battery, charging, and software — for a day of focused technical discussion and networking in Bangalore. The format combines curated talks, an investor roundtable, OEM-Fleet operator dialogue and an informal mixer, all designed for meaningful conversations.

Speakers & Panelists

Bhaktha Keshavachar

Founder & CEO
Chara Technologies

Vani Rikhy

VP – Sales & Mobility
Euler Motors

Shantanu Chaturvedi

Partner
Transition VC

Akhil Jp

CEO
Pulse Energy

Akshay Kumar

Co-founder
Fawkes Energy

Vishal Katariya

Vice President
Ankur Capital

More speaker additions to follow soon.

Surface engineering advancements & emerging technology across core EV systems
Create a space for technical practitioners to exchange ideas
Get visibility into investor thinking — where the capital is flowing in EV tech and why
Facilitate informal networking between founders, engineers, and investors in a casual setting

Technology Presentations | EV Engineering at Scale — Powertrain, Battery, Charging & Software
Technology Presentations | Emerging EV Tech Stack
OEM x Fleet Dialogue
Betting on EV Tech | Investor Roundtable
Carefully placed open time and breaks for informal networking during the event and at closing
Exhibition space runs through the day for sponsor booths and product showcases

Speaker Slot Duration – 15 mins. The presentation should be limited to 12 minutes, followed by 2–3 minutes of Q&A. *Commercials apply.

The selected topic may focus on a technology, an industry observation, an emerging trend, a real-world challenge or a question that deserves greater attention. Inclusion of case studies and data is encouraged.

The speakers are advised to avoid multiple themes/topics, detailed company introductions, product catalogs, feature-by-feature presentations and sales-oriented messaging. You may include relevant business applications and context if they add value to the overall discourse.