Design the Next Move: a global mobility design challenge

This is a global contest. Participants from all countries are welcome, subject to applicable law. Enter individually or as a team of up to four, including on behalf of a business. Younger entrants need parent or guardian consent where applicable.

Submit your written explanation, board text and required concept information in English so the international jury can evaluate entries consistently.

No. You can submit a written idea in English without a render or drawing. Explain the user’s need and how your vehicle would use UPT.

No. Every eligible entry is evaluated in one competition using the same criteria and competes for the same grand prize.

Yes. Teams may include up to four people. Name all members and appoint one contact person. A winning team receives one e-bike.

Each individual or team may submit one concept. You can include multiple configurations of that concept and revise it before the deadline.

No. AI-generated designs and renders are ineligible, including generated visuals used as the basis of a design. Use your own drawings, CAD, conventional renders or ENVO configurator outputs.

Yes. Registration and submissions stay open until February 15, 2027. The early cutoff applies only to CES showcase consideration.

You keep ownership of your original work. ENVO receives permission to display and promote it with creator credit for the contest. Any commercial development is a separate agreement.

Selection does not promise manufacturing, employment or a development contract. ENVO may contact participants to discuss a potential collaboration.

Email contact@nextmove.envodrive.com with “Next Move 2026–27” in the subject line. Include your registration reference if you have one.

ENVO Next Move 2026–27 is organized by ENVO Drive Systems Inc., Canada. The competition invites original vehicle designs and practical ideas based on ENVO’s UPT platform, judged on the published criteria. It is not a random draw.

Participants from all countries and any nationality are welcome, subject to applicable law. The contest is void where prohibited. Eligibility depends on location, legal capacity, any business represented and the legality of participation and prize fulfilment.

Registration and submissions open October 15, 2026. Final submissions close February 15, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. Entry is free. Registration alone is not an entry; submit your concept through the official form and receive confirmation. Revisions are permitted until the deadline.

Your submission must be your own original work, with permission for any third-party material. AI-generated vehicle designs and renders are ineligible. ENVO-branded and co-branded concepts are allowed using the supplied logo and marks you own or are authorized to use.

One grand-prize winner receives one ENVO D50 or ST50 e-bike, chosen by the winner. The winner is contacted by email and must respond within the stated period; eligibility is verified before the prize is confirmed.

Ownership of original submitted work stays with its creators. By submitting, you grant ENVO non-exclusive, royalty-free permission to display and promote the concept with creator credit for the competition, its archive, the CES showcase and related communications. Manufacture or commercial use requires a separate agreement.

ENVO uses contact and verification information to administer the competition under its privacy policy. Marketing subscriptions are separate and optional. Public credit uses the information you approve.