A new hub to bring together Europe’s electric motor supply chain
Cwieme Berlin, a European event for coil winding, transformer, electric motor and e-mobility technologies, has launched the Electric Motor Forum, a new feature debuting at the 2026 edition of the show
The Electric Motor Forum will be a dedicated area for the European electric motor industry to come together, from automotive and industrial manufacturers to HVAC and consumer applications, in an environment created to foster innovation, community, and collaboration.
The Electric Motor Forum will feature a mix of exhibition stands, networking areas, and interactive content, including panel discussions, roundtables, and expert-led talks. The content will focus on themes such as supply chain resilience, automation and sustainable materials. An Innovation Zone, a dedicated Power Hub, and an Electric Motor Stage will serve as a meeting point for suppliers, buyers, and policymakers.
Melissa Magestro, portfolio director at Cwieme, said, “The Electric Motor Forum is about rebuilding that sense of family across the industry. We’re creating a space where the entire supply chain can come together, share experiences and shape the future of electric motor innovation in Europe. It’s not just about showcasing products, it’s about connecting people and driving meaningful conversation.”
John Morehead, principal consultant at Motion Mechatronics and Cwieme Berlin advisory board member, said, “With the current challenges facing the motors sector, it is vital to have a central place where the industry can come together to hear from key thought leaders and the technical experts moving the industry forward. The Electric Motor Forum at Cwieme will connect the European motors community to foster these important conversations and deepen relationships between OEMS and solution providers.”
Cwieme Berlin is inviting companies to join the Electric Motor Forum as Strategic Partners, with the opportunity to help shape the content programme, moderate or participate in sessions, and even gain branding across the event.
Those looking for a more traditional presence can also secure an exhibition stand in the Electric Motor Forum to showcase their innovations alongside key industry players.
