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Chile continues to be at the forefront of technology in sustainable mobility with the launch of the first electric bus manufactured in the country to operate in Antarctica. The unit
This week, the first “Mexico EV Day: Financing for Electric Mobility in Mexico” was held as part of World Electric Vehicle Day. The activity, organized by the Mexican Association for
In a strategic alliance between Copec Voltex and Porsche, the initiative that seeks to turn the O’Higgins Region into a benchmark for sustainable tourism and that encourages electromobility is presented
The monthly report of the National Federation of Entrepreneurial Merchants (Fenalco) and the National Association of Industrialists (ANDI) reported that sales of low-emission vehicles. In August 2024, the sale of
Uruguay is preparing to take a significant step in electric mobility infrastructure, as over the next 12 months, eOne, a company providing charging solutions for electric vehicles, will install more
VEMO announced the installation of five electric charging stations in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, as part of its commitment to strengthen electromobility in the country. The new charging points are located
Chevrolet has “Connect Your Future” as part of its regional social responsibility strategy focused on the technical training of youth in various areas related to electromobility. Implemented in Colombia, Brazil,
The Mexican government has launched the second phase of the Mexico-Toluca Intercity Train “El Insurgente”, which will positively impact the lives of over 5 million people by saving them up
The Public Library of Frutillar, Chile, hosted the launch of the Municipal Innovation Center for Energy and Electromobility (CIME2), the first municipal innovation center in the region. The initiative is
The Universidad Politécnica de Querétaro (UPQ) received an electric car to be incorporated into its Electromobility Laboratory. The objective will be for young people to learn the handling and maintenance
The President of the Mexican Association for the Promotion of Electric Vehicles (AMIVE), Francisco Cabeza, said that Mexico has the potential to emerge as the leader in the regional shift
The region of Punta Arenas, Chile, expects to have electric buses by 2025, with the aim of reducing carbon emissions in the vehicle fleet. The implementation of this measure contemplates
