The Battery Show 2024: New Technology for EV Production and Operation

Oct. 7, 2024

Batteries, electric motors and other electric vehicle components as well as technologies for manufacturing them will once again be on display at The Battery Show 2024.

Sara Jensen

The Battery Show and co-located Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo continues to grow as development of electric vehicles increases in various industries — from passenger cars all the way up to large mining trucks.

Due to its continued growth, the 2024 edition of the show has moved from its previous location in Novi, MI, to Detroit at the Huntington Place where there will be even more space for battery and other electric vehicle technologies to be displayed.

Taking place October 7-10, the show has increased in size 30% to host more than 1,150 suppliers which organizers say prompted the move to Detroit. In addition to the large exhibition space, the event offers several conference sessions focused on technologies and trends within the electric vehicle space.

Over 235 speakers are scheduled to provide their insights on topics including:

battery safety
supply chain
charging and infrastructure,
policy and regulations,
battery recycling,
automation and more.

Collected in this media gallery are technologies being showcased at The Battery Show 2024, demonstrating where the electric vehicle industry is headed. Highlighted technologies are those which may be utilized in conjunction with the hydraulic, pneumatic and electromechanical motion control solutions that will reman important parts of these vehicles as well as solutions being developed by motion control providers who are utilizing their expertise to create technology used in electric vehicles or the manufacture of them and their components.

About the Author

Sara Jensen | Executive Editor, Power & Motion

Sara Jensen is executive editor of Power & Motion, directing expanded coverage into the modern fluid power space, as well as mechatronic and smart technologies. She has over 15 years of publishing experience. Prior to Power & Motion she spent 11 years with a trade publication for engineers of heavy-duty equipment, the last 3 of which were as the editor and brand lead. Over the course of her time in the B2B industry, Sara has gained an extensive knowledge of various heavy-duty equipment industries — including construction, agriculture, mining and on-road trucks —along with the systems and market trends which impact them such as fluid power and electronic motion control technologies.

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