Overview
The 2027 Emerging Vehicle Technologies Conference will bring together transportation leaders, researchers, engineers, policymakers, emergency response professionals and industry representatives for a multidisciplinary discussion focused on the evolving impacts of electric, hybrid and other emerging vehicle technologies.
Hosted by the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI), the conference will explore the safety, infrastructure, operational and policy considerations associated with an increasingly advanced vehicle fleet.
Programming is expected to feature:
- Applied research presentations
- Practitioner-led discussions
- Infrastructure and operational considerations
- Safety and crash-testing perspectives
- Policy and implementation challenges
- Interactive demonstrations and experiential learning opportunities
As conference planning continues, we are currently seeking interest from attendees, speakers, exhibitors and sponsors.
Why Attend?
- Connect with transportation and industry leaders
- Explore the latest research and testing initiatives
- Discuss real-world operational challenges
- Learn how emerging vehicle technologies impact transportation systems
- Experience interactive demonstrations and testing capabilities
- Build partnerships across public agencies, academia and industry
Preliminary Topics
- Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Safety
- Transportation Infrastructure Needs
- EV Crash Testing and Emergency Response
- Battery Safety and Fire Suppression
- Transportation Policy and Regulation
- Charging Infrastructure and Grid Considerations
- Roadside Safety Impacts
- Fleet Transition Challenges
- Research and Testing Innovations
Preliminary Schedule at a Glance
Sunday, March 7
- Pre-Registration
- Welcome Reception
Monday, March 8
- Opening Plenary Session
- Keynote Presentation
- Technical Breakout Sessions
- Networking Lunch
Tuesday, March 9
- Plenary Session
- EV Crash Test Demonstration
- Closing Session
*Schedule subject to change as planning progresses.
For More Information
TTI Event Management and Planning
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