
EV Recruitathon Bangalore 2026
45+ EV companies hiring across two days in the JP Nagar–Electronic City corridor, with scheduled interviews on Friday and open walk-in on S…
- Dates
- 27–28 Nov 2026
- Location
- Bengaluru
Events below are pulled live from the calendar · page last edited 3 August 2026
Bengaluru's EV calendar looks smaller than Delhi's on a headcount basis and is more useful on almost every other axis. The concentration of engineering — powertrain, battery management, vehicle software, charging networks — means the person standing next to you at a Bengaluru event is more likely to be building the thing than selling it.
The JP Nagar to Electronic City corridor holds most of the industry, and most events follow it. Whitefield picks up the enterprise and R&D end. Anything in the centre is usually a conference rather than a trade show — the exhibition capacity simply isn't there.
Hiring, in both directions, and technical depth. If you want a conversation about state-of-charge estimation rather than about state policy, this is the city. For volume component sourcing you'll do better in NCR or Pune.
DIYguru Events is mostly a directory. Almost every listing is run by the organiser named on it — trade bodies, universities, exhibition companies and OEMs — and “Participate” takes you to their own registration page. Events marked DIYguru event are ours, and you register for those here — see just those. How this works

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Where India's EV builders meet — a free monthly meetup in Bangalore with a live component teardown, one industry guest, a community build s…
Every event on this page is one we track year-round, with dates confirmed by the organiser — never inferred from "it's usually in March". The list is a live query, so anything that finishes drops off on its own and next year's edition appears as soon as dates are announced. We don't take payment for placement; the only events we run ourselves are the ones marked DIYguru event.
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