MOVE Riyadh 2026

How it compares

MOVE in London is the closer comparison for automotive technology and international partnerships. Its program brings automotive OEMs, autonomous-driving companies, fleet operators and charge-point operators together around software-defined vehicles, AI and vehicle platforms. Suppliers seeking product partnerships with international automakers have a clearer reason to choose London; Riyadh is more directly relevant to Saudi transport operations, local fleets and infrastructure delivery.

EV Charging Summit & Expo in Las Vegas is a more specialized alternative for charging businesses. Its March program concentrates on site selection, installation, financing, energy storage and fleet charging operations. That is useful for a company whose commercial problem is deploying and maintaining charging sites in North America. MOVE Riyadh keeps charging in view but places it alongside buses, rental fleets, traffic management and the wider automotive supply chain.

The choice starts with the customer you need to reach. London suits cross-border automotive collaboration, Las Vegas suits charging deployment in the US, and Riyadh suits suppliers who need conversations with Saudi operators and transport decision-makers across several connected parts of the mobility market.

MOVE Riyadh is the right trip for suppliers whose Saudi customers operate fleets, move passengers or build the infrastructure connecting vehicles, energy and cities.

Who exhibits

The mix combines transport operators with engineering and technology suppliers. SAPTCO and Swvl bring passenger transport and fleet operations into view; Yelo, Theeb and Lumi add rental and corporate mobility. ECOFACTOR represents charging hardware and software, while PTV covers traffic planning and simulation. Stradaverde, Euroconsult and QRO Solutions extend the conversation to engineering and roads. This is a useful setting for exploring the links between vehicles, operating systems and infrastructure, with Saudi service businesses prominent alongside international technology companies.

1. 

   dSPACE

2. 

   Ecofactor

3. 

   Keyloop

4. 

   Lumi Rental Company

5. 

   Dhruv Consultancy Services

6. 

   Yelo

7. 

   Citygroup

8. 

   Shawahid Industrial Road

9. 

   Road Safety School / RSS

10. 

    Swvl

11. 

    Al-Jehat Company

12. 

    Stradaverde

13. 

    Ajar | Enterprise

14. 

    Nour Massah Company For Industry

15. 

    Yelo Plus

16. 

    QRO Solutions

17. 

    Al-Enjaz Trading and Contracting

18. 

    Euroconsult for Engineering Consultancy

19. 

    Al-Talayi

20. 

    Nava (National Automotive & Vehicles Academy)

21. 

    Saudi public transport company (SAPTCO)

22. 

    Vego Group

23. 

    SyarahApp

24. 

    Dynamic Map Platform

The largest exhibitor countries are Saudi Arabia (16) and United Kingdom (3). The largest industries are Civil Engineering (3) and Software Development (3).

43 companies are on the list. A HallBrief brief ranks every one against your goals and finds who to meet at each. Get a brief

MOVE Riyadh 2026

MOVE Riyadh 2026 centers its program on automotive, electric mobility and public transport, with a Future Mobility Zone for emerging companies, an EV & Charging Showcase and a Vehicle Showcase spanning fleets, buses and micromobility. The speaker lineup includes Saudi Energy’s Ahmed T. Al-Awami, Saudi Post and Logistics’ Sari Chreih and FlyNow Arabia’s Yvonne Winter. Their roles connect energy and digital transformation with logistics strategy and aerial mobility, extending the conference beyond passenger cars.

• For charging projects, pair the EV Infrastructure program on grid readiness and uptime with the EV & Charging Showcase and ECOFACTOR’s charging hardware and software.
• For passenger-transport work, connect the Multimodal Transport program on rail, metro, bus and ticketing with SAPTCO and Swvl to cover both network integration and fleet operations.
• The Future Mobility Zone targets emerging companies; the Vehicle Showcase covers fleets, buses and micromobility. Choose between them according to whether you need a technology partner or an operating solution.