From 15 to 18 June, Gothenburg is set to host EVS 38, the world’s largest trade fair in electromobility. With 300 exhibitors and 10,000 visitors from 70 countries expected, the event will focus on showcasing the latest developments in electric vehicles and related technologies. Chalmers University's significant presence at the exhibition highlights the diverse aspects of electric car research, including areas like battery technology, hydrogen technologies, and Urban Air Mobility. The event also serves as a platform for discussing the challenges facing the automotive industry, particularly in battery technology where Europe aims to compete with Asia. The President of Chalmers University emphasizes the essential role of researchers and engineers in driving innovation towards a more sustainable future, despite global challenges. The message conveyed is one of hope and determination towards achieving greener and more efficient transportation solutions on a global scale.