Everything Electric Farnborough recorded its highest single-day attendance in the show’s global history on Saturday 11 October.
The show attracted 25,703 visitors across the two-day event at Farnborough International. The figure matched the total attendance of the previous three-day edition.
The event featured 45 expert panel sessions across the Giga and Home Energy theatres. Ten live EV reviews took place on car stands, drawing record crowds.
A B2B EV Day on Friday hosted over 500 industry professionals. The show delivered close to 900 test drives. Live filming of the Zapheap race finales took place on Saturday and Sunday.
The event series was founded by actor and broadcaster Robert Llewellyn. It began as Fully Charged in 2010 before rebranding to Everything Electric. The associated YouTube channel has over 1m subscribers.
In 2024, Everything Electric delivered five shows across Sydney, London, Harrogate, Vancouver and Farnborough. The series welcomed more than 112,000 attendees, up 34% on 2023.
In 2024, organisers targeted delivering 30,000 test drives in the UK. Organisers aim to run 10 festivals of electrification globally every year by 2030.
Everything Electric will return in 2026 with three UK dates. Venues are yet to be confirmed.
