The 'EV Japan' in Tokyo, an annual trade fair held in January, focuses on electric and hybrid vehicles. Organized by RX Japan Ltd., it has established itself as a leading platform in this rapidly growing sector. As part of 'AUTOMOTIVE WORLD,' it attracts a knowledgeable audience and offers exhibitors the opportunity to present their latest developments and innovations. The fair covers a wide range of topics, including propulsion systems such as HV/EV drive systems and wheel-in-motor systems. A particular emphasis is placed on 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 batteries (NiMH). Additionally, technologies such as capacitors and various battery manufacturing processes are showcased. Also significant are the latest developments in motor technology, including automotive engines like permanent magnet, servo, induction, linear, and direct current motors. Important components and materials, such as magnets, casings, winding wires, and cores, are also presented. The fair offers insights into advanced control, measurement, and simulation technologies, as well as production facilities, inverters, and peripheral devices. Special attention is given to electric vehicle charging technologies, including contactless charging systems and rapid chargers. The venue is Tokyo Big Sight, one of Japan's largest and most modern exhibition centers, known for its unique architecture. It provides an ideal setting for showcasing the latest technologies and promotes exchange among experts, manufacturers, and end-users. EV Japan stands out for its diversity and focus on forward-looking technologies that are essential to the development and proliferation of electric and hybrid vehicles. It is not just a platform for exhibitions, but also a place for knowledge transfer and networking, essential for all stakeholders in the electric vehicle industry. The EV Japan will take place on 3 days from Wednesday, 21. January to Friday, 23. January 2026 in Tokyo.