DIFA 2025: Korea International New Energy Electric Vehicle Exhibition

The DIFA 2025, Korea’s International New Energy Electric Vehicle and Charging Station Exhibition, will take place from October 22 to 25, 2025, in Daegu, South Korea. This event, held annually, is organized by KIFFA and represented in China by Oriental Fortune (Beijing) International Exhibition Co., Ltd..

<h2><b>Event Overview</b></h2>
The DIFA 2025 will be one of South Korea's largest gatherings in the new energy vehicle sector, expected to draw industry leaders, innovative companies, and policymakers from around the world. The exhibition will showcase cutting-edge technologies and solutions aimed at promoting the development of global new energy transportation. It will further solidify Korea's status as a hub for electric vehicle manufacturing and charging infrastructure development, attracting numerous international exhibitors and visitors.

<h2><b>Key Highlights</b></h2>
Key areas of focus at DIFA 2025 will include:
<ul>
    <li>New energy electric vehicles</li>
    <li>Charging stations and facilities</li>
    <li>Intelligent transportation systems</li>
    <li>Battery technologies</li>
    <li>Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication</li>
    <li>Autonomous driving technologies</li>
</ul>
This event will provide a highly interactive platform for exhibitors and attendees to showcase innovative products, gain industry insights, and foster collaboration.
Electric vehicle manufacturers will present the latest models of pure electric sedans, SUVs, and commercial vehicles from renowned brands such as <b>Hyundai</b>, <b>Kia</b>, and <b>Tesla</b>. The charging facilities section will feature a variety of efficient, smart, and rapid charging solutions, including DC fast charging, AC slow charging, and future ultra-fast charging systems.

<h2><b>Forums and Discussions</b></h2>
During DIFA 2025, the South Korean government and relevant agencies will hold a series of policy forums and roundtable discussions to explore the future development trends of the new energy vehicle industry, establish industry standards, and discuss global cooperation opportunities. The exhibition will also invite leading global charging operators, battery manufacturers, technology providers, and research institutions to showcase innovative applications and cutting-edge technologies in green transportation, facilitating technical exchanges and collaborations.
Moreover, DIFA 2025 will emphasize the integration of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, discussing how to enhance charging efficiency and reduce costs through intelligent management systems, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) interactions, and smart grid technologies, addressing user pain points.

<h2><b>Exhibit Categories</b></h2>
<h3><b>1. New Energy Electric Vehicles and Services</b></h3>
Categories include:
<ul>
    <li>Electric cars, light electric vehicles (<350kg), electric motorcycles, electric scooters, electric bicycles, electric golf carts, electric trucks, electric buses, electric forklifts, and emergency electric vehicles.</li>
    <li>Autonomous vehicles: connected and autonomous cars, commercial vehicles, trucks, and buses.</li>
    <li>Vehicle certification services: vehicle parts, services, and testing.</li>
</ul>

<h3><b>2. Energy and Infrastructure</b></h3>
Exhibits will include:
<ul>
    <li>Charging stations, solar charging stations, fast charging stations, and energy providers.</li>
    <li>Hydrogen energy providers and smart grid technologies.</li>
</ul>

<h3><b>3. Battery and Powertrain Technologies</b></h3>
This includes:
<ul>
    <li>Battery technologies such as lithium-ion, lead-acid, and solid-state batteries.</li>
    <li>Fuel cell technologies and powertrains, including electric motors and hybrid engines.</li>
</ul>

<h3><b>4. Autonomous Driving and Electronic Technologies</b></h3>
Focus areas include:
<ul>
    <li>Driver assistance systems, monitoring systems, and electronic technologies such as lidar and radar.</li>
</ul>

<h3><b>5. Smart Cities and Mobility</b></h3>
Exhibits will cover:
<ul>
    <li>Interface design, lightweight design, urban planning, and modular transportation.</li>
</ul>

<h3><b>6. Mobility Concepts and Services</b></h3>
This includes shared mobility and lifestyle services.

<h3><b>7. Infotainment and Connectivity</b></h3>
Showcasing vehicle communication systems and infotainment applications.

<h3><b>8. Materials and Engineering</b></h3>
Focus on battery materials, lightweight design, and manufacturing technology.

<h3><b>9. Maintenance and Accessories</b></h3>
Including tools, diagnostic equipment, and vehicle parts.

<h2><b>Market Analysis</b></h2>
As of 2025, the South Korean new energy electric vehicle and charging station market will continue its robust growth, becoming a critical player in Asia's new energy transportation industry. Driven by "dual carbon" goals and government policies, electric vehicle sales are on the rise, with the number of registered electric vehicles surpassing <b>450,000</b> in 2024 and expected to exceed <b>600,000</b> in 2025.
The South Korean government has positioned the new energy vehicle industry as a strategic pillar, aiming for <b>9.5 million</b> electric vehicles on the road by 2030 and planning to establish over <b>1.23 million</b> charging stations, with a target of <b>500,000</b> by 2025.

<h2><b>Government Policies</b></h2>
The South Korean government is highly supportive of the new energy vehicle and charging station industries, integrating them into national green new deal initiatives and carbon neutrality strategies. Specific policies include purchase subsidies, tax reductions, and incentives for electric vehicle users.
In 2025, the subsidy amount will range from <b>7 million</b> to <b>12 million</b> Korean Won, depending on the vehicle type and battery capacity. The government is also encouraging public institutions to prioritize electric vehicle purchases.

<h2><b>Future Trends</b></h2>
With increasing policy support and heightened consumer awareness of environmental issues, the South Korean new energy electric vehicle and charging station market is shifting from a "policy-driven" to a "consumer-driven" model. The annual growth rate of electric vehicle ownership is expected to remain above <b>30%</b>.
The charging station market is experiencing a transformation towards "quality optimization," with plans for extensive public and private charging infrastructure, including rapid charging technologies and smart charging management platforms.

<h2><b>Conclusion</b></h2>
As of the first half of 2025, the South Korean new energy electric vehicle market is on a strong upward trajectory, with a projected total sales volume exceeding <b>450,000</b> units. Local governments are expediting the construction of "green transportation cities," and the electric vehicle market continues to gain momentum.