The "EV Japan" in Nagoya held annually in October at Port Messe Nagoya, is a trade fair dedicated to electric and hybrid vehicles. Organized by RX Japan Ltd., it has established itself as a key platform in the rapidly growing sector. As part of "AUTOMOTIVE WORLD", it attracts a knowledgeable audience and provides exhibitors an opportunity to showcase their latest developments and innovations. The fair covers a wide range of topics, including propulsion systems such as HV/EV drive systems and in-wheel motor systems. Special attention is given to the next generation of rechargeable batteries, including lithium-ion, lead-acid, lithium-polymer, NaS, and thin-film lithium-ion batteries, as well as nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries. Additionally, advanced technologies such as capacitors and various battery manufacturing processes are presented. The latest developments in motor technology are also highlighted, including automotive motors like permanent magnet, servo, induction, linear, and DC motors, as well as key components and materials such as magnets, casings, winding wires, and cores. Furthermore, the fair provides insights into advanced control, measurement, and simulation technologies, manufacturing equipment, inverters, and peripherals. Special emphasis is placed on charging technologies for electric vehicles, including contactless charging systems and rapid chargers. The venue, Port Messe Nagoya, is among the largest and most modern exhibition centers in Japan and offers an ideal setting for the presentation of the latest technologies, fostering exchanges between experts, manufacturers, and end consumers. EV Japan is renowned for its diversity and focus on forward-looking technologies that are crucial for the development and dissemination of electric and hybrid vehicles. It serves not only as a platform for exhibitions but also as a hub for knowledge transfer and networking, making it indispensable for all stakeholders in the electric vehicle industry. The EV Japan will take place on 3 days from Wednesday, 29. October to Friday, 31. October 2025 in Nagoya.