A record number of Chinese exhibitors are showcasing innovations at EVIS 2025, running from April 21-23 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, signaling China's strong push to expand its global electric vehicle (EV) presence.
Latest EV technology is taking center stage at this year's summit, with a notable surge in Chinese participation. Their offerings, including electric vehicles, charging stations, and even flying cars, have emerged as key attractions, drawing significant attention from attendees.
Chinese EVs are earning praise for their smart features, extended range, and enhanced safety, adding to an already strong showing at the event.
"The exhibition is growing year by year and the active participation from China is increasing. So for this edition we have more than 100 partners and exhibitors in the show. We have more than 15 Chinese exhibiting companies and the numbers are growing year by year because also of the relation between China and UAE and because of China's manufacturing is advanced," said Hesham Al Bahri, Executive Director of Nirvana MICE, official organizer of the event.
"We chose the Middle Eastern market not only because of its promising future prospects, but also because of its strategic reach into Europe and Africa," said Lu Fan, CEO of a Shenzhen-based technology company.
"The collaboration between the UAE and China has always been there, it is a strategic collaboration: oil and gas, manufacturing, construction and also in the EV business. And we have seen a major uptake in terms of the EV cars that have been imported from China. We see that the quality, the range of all those EV cars are excellent, and there has been a very big uptake in the country," said Sharif Al Olama, Undersecretary for Energy and Petroleum Affairs, Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure of the United Arab Emirates.
China takes center stage at EVIS 2025 in Abu Dhabi with record exhibitor turnout
China takes center stage at EVIS 2025 in Abu Dhabi with record exhibitor turnout
