Pune is set to host one of the most anticipated gatherings of the commercial vehicle ecosystem as the 10th edition of the Commercial Vehicle Forum (CVF) takes place at Conrad Pune on 10 June 2026. Marking a decade of industry impact, this landmark edition promises to be more than just a conference—it is a platform where the future of commercial mobility in India will be discussed, debated, and defined.
Since its inception in 2016, the Commercial Vehicle Forum has evolved into a trusted platform for senior leaders, innovators, and decision-makers across OEMs, logistics, fleet operations, policy, and technology. Over the years, it has built a strong reputation for enabling meaningful conversations and fostering business connections that extend well beyond the stage.
This year’s theme, Accelerating India’s Transition to Green and Digital Commercial Mobility, reflects the profound transformation underway across the industry. From electrification and alternative fuels to digital fleets and regulatory shifts, CVF 2026 will focus on the critical priorities shaping the road ahead.
The conference will feature two distinct stages:
- Main Stage: Focused on macro industry trends, policy, powertrain evolution, regulations, and the rise of data-driven fleet operations
- Pitlane: A deep-dive track covering software-defined vehicles, large-scale electrification, and supply chain transformation, all of which are redefining commercial mobility
Attendees can expect high-impact discussions on the future of the commercial vehicle market, including the transition from diesel to multi-fuel technologies such as electric, LNG, and hydrogen. Key sessions will also address upcoming safety and emission regulations, the rapid rise of connected and intelligent fleet ecosystems, and strategies for building resilient supply chains in an increasingly dynamic environment.
Beyond the conference, CVF 2026 will feature an engaging exhibition zone where leading companies will showcase cutting-edge innovations and solutions. The event will also host the Commercial Vehicle and Fleet Awards 2026, recognising excellence and innovation across fleet operators, technology providers, and suppliers.
What continues to set CVF apart is the calibre of participation. Previous editions have attracted over 500 delegates, more than 100 speakers, and 50+ partners and exhibitors. This year, the forum is expected to draw an even broader audience, including OEMs, logistics companies, fleet owners, technology leaders, startups, policymakers, and investors.
Leading organisations such as Tata Motors, Mahindra, Ashok Leyland, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, Bosch, and Delhivery have been part of the CVF journey. The forum has also witnessed the participation of prominent leaders including Shri Pratap Sarnaik, Minister of Transport, Government of Maharashtra, and Shri Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways of India.
As the industry stands at the intersection of sustainability and digital transformation, the 10th edition of CVF arrives at a pivotal moment. It offers a compelling opportunity to gain insights, build strategic partnerships, and actively contribute to shaping the next decade of commercial mobility in India.