The University of Michigan Electric Vehicle Center invites you to our inaugural symposium. Join leaders in electric mobility, U-M faculty, industry experts, and the EVC team to explore the innovations and research shaping the future of transportation.
Don’t miss keynotes, tech talks, power panels, poster session, lightning talks, networking, tours, food, giveaways, and a few cool surprises.
The event is free. RSVP today to save your seat.
The Future of Living and the Role of EVs
Larry Burns, former GM VP of R&D, is a leading expert in mobility, logistics, and innovation. He has advised Waymo, U-M, Columbia University, and major companies on the future of transportation. A National Academy of Engineering member, he has authored Autonomy and Reinventing the Automobile and has been featured in The Atlantic, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and more.
Driving the Future: Michigan’s Leadership in Mobility Innovation
Justine Johnson will deliver a visionary keynote on Michigan’s role at the forefront of mobility innovation. This address will explore the state’s strategic initiatives, public-private partnerships, and infrastructure advancements that are accelerating the transition to a safe, reliable, and energy-efficient transportation future. With a focus on innovation and economic growth, Johnson will highlight how Michigan is shaping the future of mobility across land, air, and water.
Turbulent But Certain Path Towards Electrification
Bob Lee, President and Chief Strategy Officer of LG Energy Solution North America, will discuss the EV market outlook and key industry challenges, including range anxiety, charging infrastructure, and affordability. With leadership experience at Continental, SK Innovation, and multiple startups, he brings deep expertise in battery technology and market expansion.
