Electric Drive Industry Leaders to Gather at EDTA Conference
The Electric Drive Transportation Association will commence June 10-12, 2013 to discuss recent technology developments.
Electric vehicle leaders and experts will discuss key electric-drive issues, from new markets and critical policy developments to technology breakthroughs throughout the supply chain, at the Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA) conference on June 10-12, 2013. The EDTA is a trade association that promotes battery, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fuel cell electric drive technologies and infrastructure.
Leading sponsors, including Toyota Motor Sales, Duke Energy Corporation, American Honda Motor Co., Phoenix International, a John Deere Company, and Nissan North America will be on hand to show and talk about their newest products and technologies.
Exhibitors include: American Honda Motor Co. Inc.; Bosch Automotive Service Solutions; Charged Electric Vehicles Magazine; ClipperCreek, Inc.; Contour Hardening, Inc. / Real Power; DOE's Advanced Vehicle Testing Activity; Dow Energy Materials; Drive Oregon; EcoCAR; Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Tech. Expo 2013; Ford Motor Company; Fuji Electric Corp. of America; General Motors Company; iES Synergy; Inventist Inc; Jing-Jin Electric Technologies Co., Ltd.; KLD Energy; Lear Corp.; Lite-On; Mercedes-Benz; Mitsubishi North America; National Electrical Manufacturers Association; Nichicon (America); Nissan North America, Inc.; PECG- Professional Engineer in California Government; Phoenix International, a John Deere Company; Sevcon; Shandong Jindalu Vehicle Co., Ltd.; Shenzhen VAPEL Power Supply Technology Co., Ltd.; Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc.; Umicore USA; UQM Technologies, and Zenith-Motors.
Ride, Drive & Charge Participants include: American Honda Motor Co. Inc.; Bosch Automotive Service Solutions; Contour Hardening, Inc. / Real Power; Ford Motor Company; General Motors Company; Hyundai; Mitsubishi North America; Nissan North America, Inc.; Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc., and Zenith-Motors.
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