The Fleet, Tech & e-Mobility Conference & Expo 2026 gets under way today at The Cloud in Auckland, bringing together fleet operators, automotive industry leaders and policymakers to focus on the future of transport.
The event centres on how fleets are adapting to a rapidly changing mobility landscape, with a strong emphasis on electrification, data-driven operations and decarbonisation.
Key themes include fleet electrification and transition strategies, the future of fleet ownership, sustainability and emissions reduction, and advances in battery technology and charging infrastructure.
Organisers say the conference will explore practical challenges facing fleets as they move away from fossil fuels, alongside emerging opportunities linked to electric vehicles, hybrid technologies and new energy systems.
There will also be a focus on the role of data, telematics and artificial intelligence in improving fleet efficiency, safety and productivity, as well as broader discussions around integrated transport planning and the development of more sustainable urban mobility systems.
The expo component showcases the latest vehicles, charging technologies and fleet management tools, with case studies highlighting real-world EV integration across a range of industries.
The event is expected to attract a wide cross-section of the sector, including fleet owners and managers, vehicle manufacturers, charging providers, technology companies, energy firms and government representatives.
With fleet electrification accelerating and fuel costs remaining a key pressure point, the conference comes as businesses look for practical ways to reduce operating costs while meeting sustainability targets.
