Katowice to host Europe's largest new mobility congress this week
The Congress of New Mobility 2026 opens September 23–25 in Katowice, bringing together vehicle manufacturers, charging operators, energy firms, and city officials to address electric vehicle infrastructure, cybersecurity, and the future of sustainable transport in Central Europe.
The Congress of New Mobility 2026 will convene in Katowice from September 23–25 at the International Congress Centre, bringing together stakeholders across the European sustainable transport and energy sectors. The three-day event is described as the largest in Central and Eastern Europe dedicated to zero-emission technologies, modern cities, and future industry.
Themes and Attendance
Attendees will include vehicle and infrastructure manufacturers, charging station operators, technology companies, the energy sector, municipalities, and financial institutions. The congress is organized by the Polish Association for New Mobility (PSNM) and coincides with the organization's 10th anniversary.
Two parallel tracks will focus on "New Energy & Infrastructure" and "New Security & Resilience," reflecting growing concerns about grid capacity, charging network robustness, and cybersecurity risks as electric vehicles become critical infrastructure.
Context
The event is symbolic: Katowice represents the transformation of Poland's industrial heartland from coal-centered economy to laboratory for sustainable technologies. The congress reflects regional and national commitments to meet EU climate and mobility targets.
For foreign residents and businesses in Poland with interest in transport, energy, or urban development, the congress represents a key networking and information-gathering opportunity. If you work in sustainability, infrastructure, or tech sectors, attendance can provide insights into Poland's and Central Europe's strategic direction on these issues.
Sources
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