SEOUL, April 25 (AJU PRESS) – The 37th International Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition (EVS37) is under way at COEX in Seoul. About 160 companies from 12 countries are participating in the world’s largest and oldest EV conference and exposition running from Tuesday to Friday.
The 37th event is hosted by the World Electric Vehicle Association and the Electric Vehicle Association of Asia Pacific and organized by the Korean Society of Automotive Engineers. Established in 1969, EVS stands as the premier global conference and exhibition for electric vehicles. The annual event is hosted in rotation across three continents – North America, Europe, and Asia. It is the third time that Korea has held the exhibition after 2002 and 2015.
Hyundai Mobis’ new electric vehicle, MOBION, is displayed at EVS37 at COEX in Seoul on April 24, 2024. AJU PRESS Han Jun-gu
A staffer explains Samsung SDI’s electric vehicle batteries to visitors at EVS37. AJU PRESS Kim Dong-woo
Visitors explore Hyundai KEFICO’s booth at EVS37. AJU PRESS Kim Dong-woo
Hyundai KEFICO’s booth at EVS37. AJU PRESS Han Jun-gu
Visitors look at an electric car at KG Mobility’s booth at EVS37 at COEX in Seoul on April 24, 2024. AJU PRESS Kim Dong-woo
Samsung SDI’s cell-to-pack system. AJU PRESS Han Jun-gu
LG Energy Solution’s booth at EVS37. AJU PRESS Kim Dong-woo
Lee Byung-hong, a senior research engineer at Hyundai Motor Co., explains the company’s new solar panel technology at EVS37 at COEX in Seoul on April 24, 2024. AJU PRESS Park Jong-hyeok
Kim Gun-woo, chief of the Smart Mobility Cell in the Advanced Research Sector at Hyundai Mobis, explains the company’s new electric vehicle, MOBION, at EVS37. AJU PRESS Park Jong-hyeok
Maciej Mazur, president of the European Association for Electromobility, poses for a photo at the EVS37 at COEX in Seoul on April 24, 2024. He will chair EVS38, scheduled to take place in Gothenburg, Sweden, in 2025. AJU PRESS Park Jong-hyeok
