EV Ecosystems

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Welcome to the Electric Vehicle Ecosystems Resource Library, a dedicated space for exploring the collaborative networks that drive innovation and sustainability in the electric vehicle industry. This section provides a range of resources, including reports, case studies, and best practices, that highlight the importance of partnerships among m Industry Stakeholders anufacturers, suppliers, policymakers, and technology providers. By fostering collaboration, these ecosystems are essential to building the infrastructure, supply chains, and market strategies necessary for the widespread adoption of electric mobility.

EV Ecosystems

European Automotive Research Partners Association - EARPA

The European Automotive Research Partners Association (EARPA) brings together the most prominent independent European R&D providers in the automotive sector. EARPA helps enable organisations to actively contribute to the European Research Area and the future EU research and technological development funding programmes. 

EARPA currently has 61 members ranging from large and small commercial organisations to national institutes and universities. EARPA is independent from any external body or institute and is only funded by its members’ fees and is governed by an Executive Board and a General Assembly. We work close cooperation with the automotive industry, the automotive suppliers, as well as the European Institutions and the EU Member States.

Audience:
Academic Institutions, Academic Researchers, Automotive Engineers, Automotive Industry Policymakers, Automotive Supply Chain Managers, Digital Design Professionals, Energy Sector Stakeholders, Environmental Consultants, European R&D Communities, EV Manufacturers, Financial Analysts, Industry Leaders, Mobility Service Providers, Product Designers, Public Sector Regulators, Sustainability Experts, Technological Innovators, Urban Planners, Vehicle Safety Specialists
EV Ecosystems

European Road Transport Research Advisory Council - ERTRAC

Because of the importance of the role of Road Transport in Europe, an accelerated development of sustainable, integrated transport solutions is necessary. The mission of ERTRAC is to provide a framework to focus the coordinated efforts of public and private resources on the necessary research activities.

Audience:
Automotive Engineers, Autonomous Driving Developers, Connected Vehicle Technologists, Electric Vehicle Manufacturers, Environmental Researchers, EU Researchers, European R&D Communities, Green Deal Advocates, Infrastructure Developers, Intelligent Transport System Providers, Logistics and Freight Operators, Mobility Service Providers, Public Sector Representatives, Public-Private Partnerships Stakeholders, Road Safety Experts, Sustainable Transport Advocates, Traffic Management Specialists, Transport Policymakers, Urban Mobility Planners