Vienna Elektro Days 2025: Experience the future of mobility up close!

Vienna Elektro Days 2025: Experience the future of mobility up close!

The Viennese Elektro Tagas, the largest e-mobility event in Austria, return to Rathausplatz in Vienna in 2025, and it will be electrifying! From September 25th to 28th, visitors can expect an extensive program that not only presents the latest electric vehicles and innovative charging solutions, but also address a sustainable lifestyle. According to Andreas Martin, Managing Director of Porsche Media & Creative, this event is the ideal meeting point for the automotive industry and the city of Vienna to actively promote the mobility transition. "We look forward to experiencing the future of mobility up close," emphasizes Martin.

on time for the event not only present to pure electric vehicles, but also for the first time also plug-in hybrids, which are considered to be a bridge technology for emission-free mobility. This new variety in the exhibition shows how important it is to present different drive concepts. With over 200,000 purely electrically operated cars in Austria and more than 28,000 public loading points, e-mobility is increasing more and more. In 2024, every sixth new registration in Austria achieved a purely electric vehicle, a clear indicator of the growing interest of the population.

a festival of innovation and information

The Vienna Elektro days offer an open platform for exchange about the latest developments in electromobility. In addition to top -class brands such as Audi, VW, Kia and Škoda, there are also many innovative startups. With interactive games, culinary offers and exciting talks, the event becomes an experience for the whole family. Visitors can not only marvel at vehicles, but even try them out directly on site. The program design promises top-class discussions about sustainability and mobility-real highlights for interested parties who want to get involved in the future of mobility, and that show that e-mobility is a real alternative to the traditional internal combustion engine, as [jwin.at] reports.