TWF 2026 brings 1 days conference tracks covering the hottest trends throughout the entire 2W, 3W & EV ecosystem. It includes a focussed track on EV
• Demand shifts: Urban growth, rising TCO awareness
• ICE vs EV: Transition speed & segment wise adoption
• Policy impact: Safety, emissions & EV incentives
• Supply chain risks: Cells, metals, localisation gaps
• Financing: Credit access, leasing & affordability
• Market risks: Price wars, regulatory uncertainty
• Real-time diagnostics, OTA updates & predictive maintenance
• AI enabled safety: ADAS lite, collision alerts, riding behaviour analytics
• Telematics driven efficiency for fleet & logistics operators
• Data ownership, privacy regulations & monetisation models
• Integration with charging, navigation & mobility ecosystems
• Growth of 250cc–500cc as aspirational mobility segment
• Influence of lifestyle, touring culture & social media
on demand
• OEM strategies: localisation, platform sharing & cost optimisation
• Competition landscape: global vs emerging Indian brands
• Financing, affordability & residual value dynamics
• How the electronics content of two wheelers is expanding — from simple ECUs to integrated compute and control architectures
• Designing the EV nervous system: BMS, motor controllers, inverters, and their impact on efficiency and reliability
• Power electronics choices (silicon, SiC, GaN) and what really matters at two wheeler scale — cost, thermal, and durability tradeoffs
• Balancing compute capability vs cost and power consumption in mass market two and three wheelers
• Ensuring functional safety, reliability, and future proofing of electronics in harsh Indian operating conditions
The TWF Awards honour excellence across the 2W, 3W & EV mobility ecosystem, celebrating breakthrough innovations, standout brands, and visionary leaders. With categories spanning OEMs, components, technology, sustainability, finance, services, and talent, the awards recognise organisations and individuals shaping the future of Indian mobility.
• Why scooters lead in urban practicality & user comfort
• High adoption from delivery fleets & shared mobility
• Battery swapping, fast charging & modular platform advantages
• Price parity & running cost benefits vs ICE
• Emerging design, safety & performance innovations
• Why batteries and charging must be engineered as a single, integrated system — not standalone components
• Designing for Indian usage patterns: heat, partial charging, voltage variability, and real world duty cycles
• Balancing charging convenience vs battery longevity through intelligent BMS and software controls
• Fixed vs swappable battery architectures — where each truly works in the Indian context
• How system level design impacts safety, warranties, and total cost of ownership over the vehicle lifecycle
• Securing critical materials: lithium, nickel, graphite
• Diversifying cell supply & promoting local manufacturing
• Building flexible, multi-sourcing procurement strategies
• Impact of geopolitical tensions & trade restrictions
• Recycling, second-life batteries & circular supply models
The EV Challenge calls on innovators across the ecosystem to submit creative, high-impact solutions to real-world EV industry challenges. Entries are evaluated by Investors, OEMs, and End Users, with top ideas advancing to the fast paced 3 Minutes to Win pitch round—where clarity, creativity, and
problem solving power decide who stands out.