Top 10 Benefits of Attending the 
13th Thermal Management for EV/HEV Europe 2025 conference

Better opportunities for vendors to discuss requirements of the customer - get in person contact, get introduced to people, make new connections and enlarge networks.

Quick ‘speed dating’ opportunities for one-to-one interaction with Europe’s biggest OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers - discussing the newest developments & their experiences.

Learn thermal management best practices that are currently being implemented by leading vehicle manufacturers - no product pitches from TMS suppliers.

Curated Networking Opportunities with OEMs, Tier 1s and Suppliers - offering a 5* on-site experience from start to finish.

Highly detailed, nuts-and-bolts technical presentations - on only the most pertinent issues in the Thermal Management space right now – no 30,000 view generic corporate pitches.

40+ hours of practical insight and extensive coverage from leading OEMs, Tier-1, and Tier-2/3 vendors - focusing on all the different domains that are contributing to thermal management.

Opportunity to interact with over 150 technical experts across battery technology, thermal management, powertrain, e-drive and other domains

The optimum mix between strategy, technical content, and industrial experience.

⭐Speaker Spotlight⭐

Ata Yiğit Yildirim will join the speaker panel in February to discuss and share his expertise on challenges in high power charging on heavy duty trucks and discuss the differences in charging systems for passenger cars and trucks.

🆕 Exclusive Interview with Chemsec & Deutsche Umwelthilfe 

Christine Lützkendorf, Policy Adviser at Deutsche Umwelthilfe, and Sidsel Dyekjaer, Chemicals Policy Adviser at Chemsec, offer valuable insights on how the automotive industry can effectively prepare for the impending PFAS ban scheduled for 2026.

Interview highlights includes:
  • How the PFAS ban will help drive long-term environmental sustainability in the industry
  • The impact the PFAS ban will have on production costs and supply chain issues
  • The key technical challenges and opportunities posed by the PFAS ban

Thermal Experts Leading the 2025 Speaker Line-Up
Featuring More Automotive OEM Brands Than Ever Before - And Counting!

Europe’s Longest-Running Thermal Management for EV/HEV Conference
Delivering Solutions to the Industry Greatest Challenges

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1. Cost-competitiveness

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2. Ultra-high thermal system efficiency

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3. Vehicle efficiency and reliability

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4. Energy efficiency with longer driving cycles

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5. Improved vehicle autonomy

The event will focus on five key industry drivers: cost-competitiveness, ultra-high thermal system efficiency, vehicle efficiency and reliability, energy efficiency with longer driving cycles, and improved vehicle autonomy.

Thermal management, along with battery management, is essential for optimising vehicle performance. However, it remains a challenge, especially with upcoming PFAS bans requiring new refrigerants to maintain safety and reliability. Battery thermal management is also a key area of interest, particularly adapting cooling technologies for new battery chemistries. Companies are looking to integrate more efficient systems, with Tesla's Octovale being a key benchmark.

As competition grows, there is increased demand for more powerful, efficient thermal management systems. Advances in simulation, AI, and machine learning are helping design more efficient systems. The conference will cover these emerging topics and more, offering a platform for industry professionals to discuss the latest trends and innovations in EV/HEV thermal management.

With Thanks To Our 2025 Event Partners
To discuss partnership & exhibition opportunities, contact partner@automotive-iq.com

Co-Located With the 12th Advanced E-Motor Technologies 2025

Giving you even more opportunities to network with your E-Motor Management peers.

Interested in Becoming a Valued Partner?

Elevate your brand amongst senior-level e-motor and thermal management experts from Europe's leading OEMs and Tier 1 companies.

This high quality event provides the optimal opportunity for vendors to discuss requirements, make new connections and new networks.

We can also offer quick 'speed dating' opportunities for one-to-one interaction with Europe's biggest OEM's and thermal developers as they discuss the latest developments. Contact our team today to find out more: partner@automotive-iq.com

Contact Us

Thermal Management for EV/HEV 2025 will bring together vehicle manufacturers, Tier-1 and Tier-2 companies and the complete value chain of suppliers from the thermal segment of the automotive industry to Munich, Germany, in February 2025. To learn how you can attend, speak at, partner with or exhibit at the conference,
please contact us below:

Marketing Enquiries

Cameron Davies

Senior Marketing Manager

Sponsorship Enquiries

Polly Bosher

Business Development Manager