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On April 30, 2025, McDonald’s and Kia boost electric mobility in Ecuador with a strategic partnership that sets a precedent in the country’s fast-food and automotive sectors. Arcos Dorados Ecuador,
Electric mobility discussions often focus on cars—range, charging points, purchase incentives—but one key player is quietly reshaping urban mobility: the electric bike. Electric bikes require less energy, cost less, take
Electric mobility goes beyond cars and scooters—it is reshaping the freight transport industry. At the forefront of this transformation are Volvo electric trucks, setting a global benchmark in sustainability and
Renault redefines the concept of sustainable mobility with the introduction of the Renault Emblème, an innovative vehicle that achieves a range of 1,000 kilometers thanks to its advanced combination of
Despite recent trade tensions and the reciprocal tariffs imposed by the United States in early April, electric mobility in Mexico continues to show resilience. While countries like China, the EU,
Chile has taken a decisive step in its transition to sustainable transportation by launching the 2025 Electromobility Agreement in Chile. This public-private commitment shows a substantial evolution from the previous
In a move that could reshape the automotive industry, Jeff Bezos has backed the launch of the Slate electric pick-up, an innovative proposal unveiled at an event in Los Angeles.
MegaFlux, a company specialized in electromobility, has estimated that Mexico will need around 400 thousand electric buses in the next two decades to replace its aging public transportation fleet. This
Ultra-fast charging has entered a new phase of technological evolution. While BYD has long led the field in China with high-power solutions, three major players have emerged with innovations that
Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM) has launched a new electric vehicle charging station at El Tesoro Shopping Center, in the southeastern part of the city. This is the second charging
Sustainable freight transportation in Mexico is undergoing a major transformation, driven by the global need to cut greenhouse gas emissions and the urgency to modernize logistics. Companies like Daimler Truck
Volvo has achieved a 26% reduction in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions thanks to the expansion of its electric vehicle lineup, reaffirming the brand’s commitment to sustainable mobility and a fossil-free