Hybrid conference:
You can also
participate in the
conference online.

Submit poster until
31.03.2025!

Thank you for a successful conference on Electrical and Electronic Systems in Hybrid and Electric Vehicles 2025
14–15 May 2025 in Bamberg, Germany

Conference on electrics and electronics in hybrid and electric vehicles 2025
May 14-15, 2025 in Bamberg

The conference language is English

Conference language
is English

Decision + selection of submissions end of 2022
Confirmations + program publication January 2023

Highlights of the conference:

  • renowned keynote speakers

  • around 40 lectures with a strong technical focus + speakers

  • accompanying poster exhibition and trade exhibition

  • Platform for exchange with actors + participants

  • Hybrid conference: For the first time, you can also participate in the conference online.

The strong growth in electromobility and the associated successful market launch of highly electrified vehicles requires a rethink by the entire automotive and supplier industry. At the same time, new trends, such as autonomous driving, are developing through progressive digitalisation and the use of highly automated technologies, to which the on-board network architectures must also be adapted.

This development requires a strong commitment from companies and institutes in all components involved: from the new on-board network structures, to power electronics, to battery production.

Conference chair Dipl.Inf., Dipl.Ing.(BA) Thomas Weber, Mercedes-Benz Group AG

What to expect at the conference:

Conference chair Carsten Hoff, dSPACE GmbH

We look forward to your submission:

Electrics & electronics in hybrid and electric vehicles and electrical energy management: What does EEHE 2025 offer?

electric systems
in hybrid electric vehicles

electronic systems
in hybrid electric vehicles

electrical energy management
in hybrid electric vehicles

The design of electric vehicles or electric cars (plug-in hybrids, full hybrids, micro-hybrids and vehicles with start-stop functions, etc.) is not only confronted with advancing developments, but also with ever increasing demands on costs and efficiency. Protagonists from research and science are facing up to the complex challenge and exchanging views on the important topics of the future together over two days at the EEHE – electrical + electronic systems in hybrid and electric vehicles, electrical energy management.

Who should take advantage of the conference?

The EEHE International Conference 2025 offers a compelling agenda tailored for experts, managers, researchers, and students dedicated to vehicle electrification. This must-attend event brings together manufacturers, suppliers, development partners, and academic professionals to explore cutting-edge innovations in:

  • architectures and components for electrification, on-board energy networks, on-board systems and components
  • electric charging with infrastructure
  • electrical energy management
  • low-voltage storage
  • battery management
  • power electronics
  • E/E systems in the field of motor vehicles and commercial vehicles

Feedback

What challenges are developers and researchers currently facing in the field of vehicle electrics and electronics?

What solutions have been implemented, and what experiences have been gained from these approaches thus far? What trends can be expected in the coming years?

The presentations at EEHE 2024 will address these topics and cover the entire chain from the characterization of power electronic components and the evaluation of vehicle electrical system architectures to diagnostic and test procedures.


Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mohamed Ayeb
University of Kassel | Automotive Systems and Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering


Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Dirk Uwe Sauer
RWTH Aachen University

new investigations topics … work relevant in the fields of electronics and energy management.

Why should you definitely not miss the event?

Wherever batteries play a role, people like to talk about their limited range or useful operation time. But the battery is always only half of the problem. Reducing losses in the power electronics and innovative energy management are just as important. Less and smarter energy consumption extends ranges and operation time just as much as increasing the size of the battery. Here, the EEHE makes valuable and important contributions in the fields of electronics and energy management.

Guido Schuette
HELLA GmbH Co. KGaA

In your role as a member of the Management Board of HELLA/FORVIA in the Electronics business group, you are actively shaping the future of mobility. In your opinion, what are the biggest challenges at the moment?

In my view, the biggest challenge is that we have to work with our customers and partners to develop innovative and affordable products for the mobility of tomorrow in ever shorter cycles in order to survive on the market.

Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Wolff
TU Munich

What challenges need to be overcome in order to introduce battery electric trucks on a large scale and how can these be overcome?

Manufacturers are catering to the early adopters among haulage companies. The focus here is less on costs – it’s about playing a pioneering role. The current stop in funding is a slap in the face for those hauliers who want to lead the way. To convince the rest of the industry, we need to keep the promise of lower overall costs for battery electric trucks compared to diesel. To do this, we need two things: cheap electricity and cheap batteries and therefore vehicles.

[…] get up to date on the industry trends

Why should you definitely not miss the event?

The EEHE conference offers an ideal opportunity for substantive discussions between industry and research on all future topics relating to electric vehicle networks, energy storage and power electronics.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Georg Herzog
Technical University Munich

[…] get up to date on the industry trends

Dipl.-Ing. (Univ.) Ottmar Sirch
BMW Group

Why should you definitely not miss the event?

The world has moved on – despite Corona, Lockdown, delivery problems, … – and a lot has changed, especially in the fields of electromobility, autonomous driving and digitalisation. In addition, rising energy costs and the effects of the war in Ukraine are forcing the entire vehicle industry to become even more sustainable and optimise energy consumption and conserve resources.

At the EEHE conference on June 13/14, 2023 in Essen, there will be the opportunity to discuss these topics and much more in a personal exchange on site and to get the latest technical information. An attractive agenda with many interesting lectures and an extremely exciting plenary discussion on “Hybrid quo vadis?” await all participants.

Why should you definitely not miss the event?

The EEHE conference is a great meeting place for all those active in the field of automotive energy supply systems and components. The excellent selection of topics and the matching presentations is outstanding. Always well-chosen locations allow for a broad exchange of information and networking with new and old players from industry and academia.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Frei
TU Dortmund University

M.Sc. Juris Tlatlik
PHOENIX CONTACT Power Supplies GmbH

To what extent will future voltage levels (48V/400V/800V) play a role within vehicle technology and safety?

All three voltage levels have their specific raison d’être. 48V is a cost-effective solution to make vehicles with combustion engines more efficient and to enable new comfort high-performance consumers such as active roll stabilisation. 400V has established itself as the quasi-standard for the powertrain in electrically driven vehicles and the 800V is used where more performance is needed for charging or in the powertrain. The special thing about the EEHE is that all topics are addressed there in a bundle.

Continuing electrification demands ever new developments within high-voltage and fail-safe onboard networks. What topics will the focus be on in the future?

In the past, progressive electrification was driven by additional comfort consumers and reductions in emissions from combustion engines. With the step towards an electric powertrain, high-voltage systems became necessary in order to realise the higher outputs. Currently and in the future, the on-board network will be strongly influenced by new assistance systems and the ever-advancing automation of driving. Fail-safe on-board networks are thus becoming increasingly important. This topic is another focus of the EEHE.

new investigations topics … work relevant

Why should you definitely not miss the event?

In times of increasingly shorter innovation cycles, the international EEHE conference offers a unique combination of a conference and an exhibition with a lot of interaction between speakers and attendees and provides up-to-date and in-depth technical information. The EEHE brings together manufacturers, suppliers, development partners, and researchers and is the ideal network platform for the exchange of knowledge and ideas.

Dr.-Ing. Carsten Hoff
dSPACE GmbH

Small but high profile conference for keeping and extending automotive contacts

Markus Demmerle
Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center GmbH

What current developments are important in relation to the event?

The next steps in power electronics (SIC – >GaN) especially for use in vehicle onboard chargers, but also in the area of drives (in electric vehicles) and associated increases in efficiency and reductions in installation space.

The further usable handling of the battery systems after the intended use (end of service life in the vehicle) – >the topic “Battery Second Life”.

Why should you definitely not miss the event?

Because you can keep up with the technical discussions with the experts on site and exchange ideas about future trends.

Small but high profile conference for keeping and extending automotive contacts

Media partners

Venue:
Welcome Kongresshotel Bamberg

Mußstraße 7
96047 Bamberg, Germany
Germany

Venue:
Welcome Kongresshotel Bamberg

Mußstraße 7
96047 Bamberg, Germany
Germany

Come-Together on June 13
in the Erich Brost Pavilion, Zollverein Colliery

At the end of the first day, we invite all stakeholders and participants to a special event location for an evening of sharing and dinner: Erich-Brost-Pavillon.

At a height of 38 meters on the roof of the former coal washing plant, the event room, which is glazed on three sides, offers a breathtaking panoramic view – from the arena on Schalke to the Essen skyline and the Oberhausen gasometer.

The Erich Brost Pavilion is located in the coal washing plant of the Zollverein Essen UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The call for papers of the international EEHE conference is open.

We look forward to receiving your submissions
by 11 November 2024.

Prices and conditions
EEHE Conference 2024 regular price

1.585,00 €

HDT Members

1.445,00 €

Co-author

995,00 €

Speaker,
not Keynote or Overview presenter

545,00 €

Poster author

545,00 €

University members (also employed and graduate students)

545,00 €

Students (up to Master’s degree against proof)

245,00 €

Who should definitely not miss EEHE 2025?

Manufacturers, suppliers, development partners and employees of universities and research institutions. Experts who deal with

  • architectures and components for electrification, on-board energy networks, on-board systems and components
  • electric charging with infrastructure
  • electrical energy management
  • low-voltage storage
  • battery management
  • power electronics
  • E/E systems for commercial and agricultural vehicles of all kinds.