The third annual EV Innovation & Technology Conference was held on February 6, 2025, in Toronto. Shown in photo: a panel session on "Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twins & Advanced Robotics: Building the Factory Floor of the Future". Speakers: • Maciej Hryniewicki, Canada Data & AI Lead for Utilities, Accenture • David Wilson, Vice President and CEO, Siemens Industries Software • Greta Cutulenco, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Acerta Analytics Solutions • Norm Marks, Global Vice President – Automotive Industry, NVIDIA • Sheri Williams, Industry X Lead, Accenture (Moderator)

The rapid advancement of Generative #AI, digital twins and advanced #robotics is revolutionizing how #EVs are designed and manufactured.

How are these technologies reshaping factory floors and accelerating the EV transition?

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Did you miss AutoForecast Solutions CEO Joe McCabe's #EVIT2025 presentation, "The Automotive Outlook: Forecast, Disruption & Industry Transition"?

Or wish you could get another look at his insight-packed slide deck?

Good news: you can (re)watch Joe's session, slides & all, via our YouTube channel.

Highlights from 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference Facing a trade war with the U.S., Canada's EV and battery industries issue a call to action at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference

Key takeaways from Electric Autonomy’s 3rd annual EV Innovation & Technology Conference

#EVIT2025 gathered experts and stakeholders from across the North American EV manufacturing #SupplyChain.

Here's a summary of the their perspectives and predictions.

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Couldn't make it to our highly anticipated panel session "U.S., Mexico and Canada: EV Manufacturing in the Time of Trump" at this year's EV Innovation & Technology Conference? Catch the recording on the Electric Autonomy YouTube channel. Find out what MEMA. The Vehicle Suppliers Association president Collin Shaw (U.S.), INA Industria Nacional de Autopartes, A.C. executive president Francisco González (Mexico) and Automotive Parts Manufacturers'​ Association (APMA) president Flavio Volpe, C.M. (Canada) had to say about looming tariffs, the renegotiation of the USMCA, protectionist measures, future competitiveness, and strategies to navigate shifting dynamics in a rapidly evolving political climate. The discussion was moderated by Emma Jarratt.

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Highlights from 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference Facing a trade war with the U.S., Canada's EV and battery industries issue a call to action at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference

Key takeaways from Electric Autonomy’s 3rd annual EV Innovation & Technology Conference

#EVIT2025 gathered experts and stakeholders from across the North American EV manufacturing #SupplyChain.

Here's a summary of the their perspectives and predictions.

#ElectricVehicles #EVs #manufacturing

North American auto association execs talk Trump, trade and tariffs The threat of 25 per cent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico into the U.S. ahead of the USMCA renegotiation dominated conversations

North American auto association execs talk Trump, trade & tariffs at #EVIT2025

The threat of 25% #tariffs on all imports from Canada and Mexico into the US ahead of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) renegotiation dominated conversations.

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Missed the much talked-about panel session "U.S., Mexico and Canada: EV Manufacturing in the Time of Trump" at our recent EV Innovation & Technology Conference? Now you can watch the recording on our Electric Autonomy YouTube channel. Find out what MEMA. The Vehicle Suppliers Association president Collin Shaw (U.S.), INA Industria Nacional de Autopartes, A.C. executive president Francisco González (Mexico) and Automotive Parts Manufacturers'​ Association (APMA) president Flavio Volpe, C.M. (Canada) had to say about looming tariffs, the renegotiation of the USMCA, protectionist measures, future competitiveness, and strategies to navigate shifting dynamics in a rapidly evolving political climate. The discussion was moderated by our own Emma Jarratt.

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Highlights from 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference Facing a trade war with the U.S., Canada's EV and battery industries issue a call to action at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference

Key takeaways from Electric Autonomy’s 3rd annual EV Innovation & Technology Conference

#EVIT2025 gathered experts and stakeholders from across the North American EV manufacturing #SupplyChain.

Here's a summary of the their perspectives and predictions.

#ElectricVehicles #EVs #manufacturing

Couldn’t make it to #EVIT2025? Now you can watch selected sessions on our YouTube channel.

For example, this timely presentation, slides & all, by Joe McCabe, CEO at AutoForecast Solutions:

"The Automotive Outlook: Forecast, Disruption & Industry Transition"

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North American auto association execs talk Trump, trade and tariffs The threat of 25 per cent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico into the U.S. ahead of the USMCA renegotiation dominated conversations

North American auto association execs talk Trump, trade & tariffs at #EVIT2025

The threat of 25% #tariffs on all imports from Canada and Mexico into the US ahead of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) renegotiation dominated conversations.

#USMCA #automotive

Highlights from 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference Facing a trade war with the U.S., Canada's EV and battery industries issue a call to action at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference

NEW: Key takeaways from Electric Autonomy’s 3rd annual EV Innovation & Technology Conference

#EVIT2025 gathered experts and stakeholders from across the North American EV manufacturing #SupplyChain.

Here's a summary of the their perspectives and predictions.

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Since #EVIT2025 on Feb. 6, we've been getting requests for a recording of "The Automotive Outlook: Forecast, Disruption & Industry Transition", presented by Joe McCabe (CEO at AutoForecast Solutions).

Now you can (re)watch Joe's presentation — incl. his information-packed slide deck — on YouTube.

North American auto association execs talk Trump, trade and tariffs The threat of 25 per cent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico into the U.S. ahead of the USMCA renegotiation dominated conversations

North American auto association execs talk Trump, trade & tariffs at #EVIT2025

The threat of 25% #tariffs on all imports from Canada and Mexico into the US ahead of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) renegotiation dominated conversations.

#USMCA #automotive

Couldn't attend our much talked-about panel discussion "U.S., Mexico and Canada: EV Manufacturing in the Time of Trump" at last week's EV Innovation & Technology Conference 2025? Now you can watch the recording on our YouTube channel. Find out what MEMA president Collin Shaw (U.S.), INA executive president Francisco N. González Díaz (Mexico) and APMA president Flavio Volpe (Canada) had to say about looming #tariffs, the renegotiation of the #USMCA, protectionist measures, future competitiveness, and strategies to navigate shifting dynamics in a rapidly evolving political climate. The discussion was moderated by our own Emma Jarratt.

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North American auto association execs talk Trump, trade and tariffs at 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference What a difference a year makes. In 2024, an optimistic mood marked the EV Innovation & Technology Conference in the wake of BloombergNEF’s announcement that Canada took first place in its lithium-ion battery supply chain ranking, surpassing China, the reigning powerhouse. A decidedly different tone was struck at the well-attended 2025 conference held in Toronto for the third straight year. The event happened mere days after the U.S. and Canada narrowly averted a trade war. President Donald Trump’s threat to impose 25 per cent tariffs on all Canadian and Mexican imports had rattled the market, with the automotive sector being especially vulnerable should tariffs be implemented. According industry representatives a tariff this high would halt auto manufacturing in both countries within a week. With the auto industry still contending with a heightened level of economic uncertainty, the opening panel was aptly titled, “U.S., Mexico and Canada: EV Manufacturing in the time of Trump.” Panelists included the respective head of each auto association in the three countries who have been in constant contact with each other since the trade dispute with the U.S. began in the lead up to re-negotiating the USMCA. But as Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers'​ Association (APMA), said, “There’s no negotiating table right now in the USMCA discussions. There is only chaos.” Read the full story by Emma Jarratt on the Electric Autonomy website. Pictured: panel session "U.S., Mexico and Canada: EV Manufacturing in the Time of Trump" Left to right: Francisco González, Executive President, INA Industria Nacional de Autopartes, A.C.; Collin Shaw, President, MEMA. The Vehicle Suppliers Association; Emma Jarratt, Executive Editor, Electric Autonomy (Moderator); and Flavio Volpe, C.M., President, Automotive Parts Manufacturers'​ Association (APMA).

North American auto association execs talk Trump, trade & tariffs at #EVIT2025

The threat of 25% #tariffs on all imports from Canada and Mexico into the US ahead of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) renegotiation dominated conversations.

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Another successful event for the books! Our 3rd annual EV Innovation & Technology Conference took place yesterday on the campus of York University. Thanks to all our wonderful speakers and attendees, who braved the wintery weather conditions to gather together for a day of discussions, information sharing and networking. And many thanks to our partners — NGen Canada, Accenture, the National Research Council of Canada and SmartTO — without whom this event would not have been possible.

Another successful event for the books! Our 3rd annual EV Innovation & Technology Conference took place on the campus of York U. in Toronto yesterday. Thanks to everyone who braved the wintery weather conditions to participate in a full day of discussions, information sharing & networking.
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Municipalities with proximity to major manufacturing plants are at the centre of the electric vehicle transition, with local governments playing a crucial role in shaping the future of EV production in Canada. This Thursday, at the EV Innovation & Technology Conference, we're shining the spotlight on "EV Manufacturing Auto Towns: Navigating Change, Building the Future" In this panel discussion, Auto Mayors from key automotive manufacturing hubs in Ontario will share how their cities are adapting to political and industry shifts, attracting investment, and ensuring their communities remain competitive in the North American EV supply chain. Our featured speakers: • Rob Burton, BA, MS, C.Dir., Mayor of the Town of Oakville and Chair, Ontario Auto Mayors • Brian Petrie, Mayor of the Town of Ingersoll • Emma Jarratt, Executive Editor at Electric Autonomy (Moderator) Join us for this and other crucial conversations on Feb. 6 in Toronto. Get your conference ticket now: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

Feb. 6 at #EVIT2025: "EV Manufacturing Auto Towns: Navigating Change, Building the Future".

Mayors from key #EV manufacturing hubs in Ontario will share how their towns are adapting to political & industry shifts, attracting investment and remaining competitive.

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At the EV Innovation & Technology Conference 2025, on Feb. 6 in Toronto, we’re bringing Mexico, the U.S., and Canada together to discuss the future of the North American EV automotive supply chain. The leaders of the auto parts manufacturers' associations from the U.S. and Mexico will join Canada's Flavio Volpe, C.M. to tackle the evolving trade landscape—including tariffs, the USMCA, and what’s next for the industry. Don’t miss this crucial conversation at a pivotal moment for EV manufacturing. Register now: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

At #EVIT2025 top voices will gather to discuss the future of North America's EV #SupplyChain.

The leaders of the auto parts manufacturers' associations from Canada, the US & Mexico will tackle the evolving trade landscape.

Register now:
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The global automotive industry is experiencing unprecedented volatility, with little stability expected soon. Factors such as new market entrants, consumer sentiment, and geopolitical pressures are driving daily critical business decisions. Key issues include production locations, powertrain portfolio mix, tariffs, supply chain viability, and shareholder value. Join us on Feb. 6, at the EV Innovation & Technology Conference 2025 in Toronto, for a deep-dive into "The Automotive Outlook: Forecast, Disruption & Industry Transition" presented by Joe McCabe, President & Chief Executive Officer at AutoForecast Solutions LLC. Joe's presentation will address these topics, focusing on global and North American vehicle outlooks, manufacturing plans, opportunities, risks, and strategies through the decade’s end. Don't miss out on this as well as other critical and timely discussions happening at hashtag#EVIT2025. Tickets are still available, so register today. To see the full conference agenda and speaker lineup, and to buy your ticket, go to: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

On Feb. 6 at #EVIT2025 in Toronto, we'll hear from experts like Joe McCabe, CEO at AutoForecast Solutions, who'll present "The Automotive Outlook: Forecast, Disruption & Industry Transition".

For the full conference agenda & to get your ticket:
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Canada has a strong history of driving innovation across the EV automotive supply chain, but maintaining leadership in a rapidly evolving global landscape requires bold action. Join us on Feb. 6, at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference in Toronto, for a deep dive into: "Future-Proofing Canada’s EV Innovation Ecosystem: Strategies for Long-Term Global Competitiveness" Our panel of experts will explore how to accelerate domestic R&D, foster collaboration between industry and academia, and ensure long-term Canadian leadership in the ecosystem. Featured speakers: • Desiree Tremblay, Manager Innovation and Finance Strategy, Dana Incorporated • Brett McQueen, Director of Innovation, North America, Linamar Corporation • Dan Blondal, Chief Executive Officer, Nano One Materials Corp. TSX: NANO • Ali Emadi, Professor and Canada Excellence Research Chair Laureate, McMaster University / McMaster Automotive Resource Centre (MARC) • Tom Schnekenburger, Director, Research Partnerships, University of Windsor • Ibrahim Yimer, Vice President, Transportation & Manufacturing Division, National Research Council Canada / Conseil national de recherches Canada (Moderator) It's not too late to get your hashtag#EVIT2025 ticket! For more information and to register, go to: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

On Feb. 6, industry leaders will gather at #EVIT2025 to discuss the future of #EVmanufacturing in NA. We'll cover important topics such as "Future-Proofing Canada’s EV Innovation Ecosystem: Strategies for Long-Term Global Competitiveness".

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Canada’s electric vehicle supply chain and manufacturing sector is reliant on deep integration with the U.S. and Mexico. With the Trump administration reshaping trade policy and a pivotal Canadian election on the horizon, what’s next for the North American automotive landscape? On Feb. 6, at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference in Toronto, industry leaders will tackle the issue head on. Join us for this timely panel discussion: "U.S., Mexico and Canada: EV Manufacturing in the Time of Trump" This session will explore critical questions around import tariffs, the renegotiation of the USMCA, protectionist measures, and their impact on competitiveness. Panelists will discuss strategies for companies and governments to navigate these shifting dynamics in a rapidly evolving political climate. Our featured speakers: • Flavio Volpe, C.M., President, Automotive Parts Manufacturers'​ Association (APMA) • Collin Shaw, President, MEMA. The Vehicle Suppliers Association • Francisco González, Executive President, INA Industria Nacional de Autopartes, A.C. • Emma Jarratt, Executive Editor, Electric Autonomy (Moderator) Be part of this crucial conversation. Register for hashtag#EVIT2025 now, while tickets are still available. For more information about the conference and to register, go to: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

Canada’s EV #SupplyChain & manufacturing sector is reliant on deep integration with the US & Mexico.

Given current events, what’s next for the North American automotive landscape?

On Feb. 6 at #EVIT2025 in Toronto, we'll tackle the issue head on. Join us!

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The global automotive industry is experiencing unprecedented volatility, with little stability expected soon. Factors such as new market entrants, consumer sentiment, and geopolitical pressures are driving daily critical business decisions. Key issues include production locations, powertrain portfolio mix, tariffs, supply chain viability, and shareholder value. Join us on Feb. 6, at the EV Innovation & Technology Conference 2025 in Toronto, for a deep-dive into "The Automotive Outlook: Forecast, Disruption & Industry Transition" presented by Joe McCabe, President & Chief Executive Officer at AutoForecast Solutions LLC. Joe's presentation will address these topics, focusing on global and North American vehicle outlooks, manufacturing plans, opportunities, risks, and strategies through the decade’s end. Don't miss out on this as well as other critical and timely discussions happening at hashtag#EVIT2025. Tickets are still available, so register today. To see the full conference agenda and speaker lineup, and to buy your ticket, go to https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

On Feb. 6 at #EVIT2025 in Toronto, we'll hear from experts like Joe McCabe, CEO at AutoForecast Solutions, who'll present "The Automotive Outlook: Forecast, Disruption & Industry Transition".

For the full conference agenda & to get your ticket: electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovatio...

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Time is running out to register for the EV Innovation & Technology Conference 2025, happening on February 6 in Toronto! We'll be opening this third annual conference with a panel discussion on the future of North American auto manufacturing in light of current events, and our featured speakers will be: ► Flavio Volpe, C.M., President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers'​ Association (APMA), Canada; ► Collin Shaw, President of MEMA. The Vehicle Suppliers Association, U.S.A.; ► Francisco González, Executive President of INA Industria Nacional de Autopartes, A.C., Mexico. For the complete #EVIT2025 conference agenda and list of speakers, visit https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/ Ticket availability is limited so don't delay. Register today!

Time is running out to register for the EV Innovation & Technology Conference 2025, happening on February 6 in Toronto!

For the complete #EVIT2025 conference agenda and list of speakers, visit:

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Ticket availability is limited so don't delay. Register today.

Canada’s EV #SupplyChain & manufacturing sector rely on deep integration with the US & Mexico.

Given current events, what’s next for the North American #automotive landscape? Join this critical discussion on Feb. 6 at #EVIT2025 in Toronto.

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As the global landscape evolves and market demands shift, Canada’s task is to build an EV industry based on its competitive advantages and national interests. At this year's EV Innovation & Technology Conference in Toronto, we'll hear Matthew Fortier, Chief Executive Officer at Accelerate-Accélérer, share his perspective on "Building Canada’s ZEV Growth Agenda: Priorities for a Resilient and Competitive Future" This session will explore where to focus energy and capital to ensure sustainable growth, maintain industry relevancy, and build the long-term resiliency of Canada’s ZEV supply chain sector. Join us for this important discussion, as well as others, all happening on Feb 6th on the York University campus. Spots are limited; secure yours while tickets are still available. To view the full hashtag#EVIT2025 conference agenda and speaker lineup, and to purchase your ticket, visit the event webpage: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

On Feb. 6 at #EVIT2025 in Toronto, we'll hear from Matthew Fortier, CEO at Accelerate-Accélérer, who'll share his perspective on "Building Canada’s ZEV Growth Agenda: Priorities for a Resilient and Competitive Future".

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The National Research Council Canada's e-Auto Challenge program is "designed to bring together key stakeholders and facilitate collaboration in focused areas of the automotive industry". By helping to de-risk and commercialize novel electric vehicle technologies, the program aims to "speed up the growth of existing and new Canadian suppliers" and move Canada closer to its target of 100% zero-emission vehicle sales by 2035. On Feb. 6, at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference in Toronto, we'll be hearing from Eddy Zuppel, acting Program Director, e-Auto, at the NRC. His presentation will be of particular interest to anyone in the automotive industry who wants to better understand the opportunities for collaborative partnerships through this new program. Sound interesting? Join us at #EVIT2025! Ticket availability is limited, so secure your spot while you can. To view the complete conference agenda & speaker lineup and to register, go to: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

Canadian #AutomotiveIndustry suppliers, are you curious about the NRC's new e-Auto Challenge program?

Join us Feb. 6 at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference in Toronto and hear from the Program Director himself.

For more #EVIT2025 info & to register:

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Battery technology is at a pivotal moment of transformation, with new advancements promising to redefine the automotive landscape. So we're excited for this presentation on Feb. 6, at the EV Innovation & Technology Conference 2025 in Toronto: "The Future of EV Batteries: From Lithium-Ion to Solid-State Innovation" In this session, Prof. Linda Nazar, Canada Research Chair in Solid State Energy Materials at the University of Waterloo and a leading expert in battery materials, will provide an overview of the current state of lithium-ion batteries and the emerging battery breakthroughs on the horizon, including solid-state technologies. Join us at hashtag#EVIT2025 and gain valuable insights into how these innovations could impact EV manufacturing, performance and adoption in the years to come. Haven't secured your conference ticket yet? Spots are limited so don't delay. For more information and to register, visit https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

How will innovations in #BatteryMaterials impact #EVManufacturing, performance and adoption?

Join us on Feb. 6 at #EVIT2025 in Toronto, and learn about "The Future of EV Batteries: From Lithium-Ion to Solid-State Innovation".

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The EV supply chain faces mounting challenges: from geopolitical instability and fluctuating demand to the complexities of scaling projects amid uncertain growth. On Feb. 6 in Toronto, at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference, industry leaders from across the continent will gather to discuss crucial topics such as this one: "Riding the Waves of EV Supply Chain Volatility for Critical Minerals" Our panel of experts will examine strategies to accelerate the development of resilient supply chain projects, mitigate risks, and enhance the value of Canada’s ethical and sustainable practices in the global marketplace. Featured speakers: • Sarah Goldfeder, Director, Government Relations and Corporate Affairs, General Motors • Kimberly Berman, Principal Consultant – Energy Transition Metals and Technology Specialist, SFA (Oxford) • Jeff Gaulin, MBA, MA, General Manager, Corporate Affairs – Canada, U.S., U.K., E.U., Vale Base Metals • Caroline Olsen, Research & Development Director, SGS Canada Inc. • Marilyn Spink, Director, Operations, Canadian Critical Minerals & Materials Alliance (C2M2A) — Moderator Don't miss out. Tickets to this one-day annual event will sell out soon, so get yours while you can. For more information and to register, visit: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

On Feb. 6 in Toronto, at the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference, industry leaders will gather to discuss crucial topics such EV #SupplyChain volatility for #CriticalMinerals.

Join the discussion!

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Our agenda for the 2025 EV Innovation & Technology Conference is shaping up to be a full day of substantive, can't-miss sessions. Join us on Feb. 6, as leaders from across the EV manufacturing ecosystem gather in Toronto to hear from expert speakers such as the ones on this panel: "Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twins and Advanced Robotics: Building the Factory Floor of the Future" The rapid advancement of Generative AI, digital twins, and advanced robotics is revolutionizing how EVs are designed and manufactured. How are these technologies reshaping factory floors and accelerating the EV transition? This panel will explore real-world applications of GenAI in the EV sector, highlight its role in improving competitiveness, and discuss future innovations. Attendees will gain actionable insights from leaders in AI technology development and manufacturing innovation on how to harness these tools for long-term success. Featured speakers: • Norman Marks, Global Vice President – Automotive Industry, NVIDIA • Greta Cutulenco, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Acerta Analytics Solutions • Maciej Hryniewicki, PhD, Canada Data & AI Lead for Utilities, Accenture • David Wilson, Vice President and CEO, Siemens Digital Industries Software • Sheri Williams, Industry X Lead, Accenture(Moderator) If you're planning to attend #EVIT2025 but haven't bought your tickets yet, don't delay: get them while they're still available! For more information and to register: https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

Join industry leaders on Feb. 6 for #EVIT2025 to discuss the future of #EVmanufacturing in NA. Get expert insights on topics such as “Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twins and Advanced Robotics: Building the Factory Floor of the Future”.

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On Feb. 6, 2025, industry leaders will come together in Toronto for the third annual EV Innovation & Technology Conference. Join us for crucial discussions on the future of EV manufacturing in North America, how to turn current challenges into opportunities, and what's needed to build a resilient sector. The conference agenda and speaker lineup is out now, and includes: "Future-Proofing Canada’s EV Innovation Ecosystem: Strategies for Long-Term Global Competitiveness" Canada has a strong history of driving innovation across the EV automotive supply chain, but maintaining leadership in a rapidly evolving global landscape requires bold action. This panel will explore how to accelerate domestic R&D, foster collaboration between industry and academia, and ensure long-term Canadian leadership in the ecosystem. Featured speakers: • Desiree Tremblay, Manager Innovation and Finance Strategy, Dana Incorporated • Brett McQueen, Director of Innovation, North America, Linamar Corporation • Dan Blondal, Chief Executive Officer, Nano One Materials Corp. • Ali Emadi, Professor and Canada Excellence Research Chair Laureate, McMaster University / McMaster Automotive Resource Centre (MARC) • Tom Schnekenburger, Director, Research Partnerships, University of Windsor • Ibrahim Yimer, Vice President, Transportation & Manufacturing Division, National Research Council Canada (Moderator) Buy your #EVIT2025 tickets while they're still available! For more information and to register, visit https://electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovation-technology-conference/

On Feb. 6, industry leaders will gather at #EVIT2025 to discuss the future of #EVmanufacturing in NA. We'll cover important topics such as "Future-Proofing Canada’s EV Innovation Ecosystem: Strategies for Long-Term Global Competitiveness".

Info & tickets at electricautonomy.ca/ev-innovatio...

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