A UK software company (Southampton, founded 2015) providing data analytics and simulation tools Ñ including its ZERO platform Ñ that help commercial transport and logistics fleets plan cost-effective electrification and optimize EV and charging decisions.

A global intelligent power-management company providing electrical, industrial, aerospace, and vehicle/e-mobility products Ñ including EV charging and electrification components Ñ selling to customers in more than 175 countries.

A UK-registered company that develops and finances electric trucks with associated power and charging infrastructure under a ‘fleet-as-a-service’ leasing model, with an initial focus on East Africa/Sub-Saharan Africa.

An Israel-based provider of wireless (inductive) EV charging, delivering static and dynamic in-road ‘Electric Road’ charging infrastructure and a charging-as-a-service platform for public, commercial, and bus fleets.

The national body representing Australia’s electric-vehicle industry, advocating at national, state, and local levels to accelerate uptake of electric cars, buses, and trucks.

A Fijian company supplying electric commercial vehicles Ñ including buses, trucks, cargo vans, and minibuses Ñ plus EV chargers, entering Fiji’s commercial fleet space as a new EV supplier.

A US- and Hyderabad (India)Ðbased manufacturer of battery-electric light, medium, and heavy-duty commercial vehicles (delivery vans, trucks, buses) built on a modular chassis and software-driven powertrain.