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Enel X has taken another step to continue expanding electromobility in Chile and the region. In partnership with Bodegas San Francisco, the company inaugurated a new charging hub in the
In January of this year, and with the aim of continuing to promote sustainable mobility initiatives that improve people’s lives by offering more service options, Copec brought the first battery
Whoosh is a company born with the mission to transform urban mobility, ensuring that city dwellers can reach their key destinations in 15 minutes or less. With a vision focused
Blink Charging continues to establish itself as a key player and one of the leading companies in charging infrastructure worldwide, with large-scale projects to seek the massification of electric mobility.
Sebastián Waldmann, Enerlink’s Executive, highlighted the company’s new developments as it seeks to increase its range of action in Latin America in order to massify the cargo infrastructure. In conversation
YUTONG, a leader in transportation technology, has introduced a 100% electric mixer truck in Chile in partnership with ZEV, marking a key step in the construction industry. This vehicle offers
Formula E has solidified its position as the leading electric series in motorsport. However, reaching this point required significant effort to promote and communicate two core messages: embracing electrified vehicles
As of June this year, approximately 25% of greenhouse gas emissions in Chile come from the transportation of people and cargo, according to government figures highlighted by Geotab. For this
VEGA Chargers is a company that specializes in the design and manufacturing of fast charging stations (DC) for electric vehicles. Part of their mission is to strive every day to
The Institute of Mobility of the State of Quintana Roo, Mexico (Imoveqroo) plans to present a specialized study on the project “Electromobility for public transportation in the municipality of Benito
The Municipality of Villarrica, Chile, will begin the replacement of 20 bus stops for urban public transport, for an amount of US$ 500 million, financed by the Ministry of Transport
One of Chile’s objectives is not only to consolidate electromobility in the major capitals, but also for the transformation to reach all regions of the country. In this sense, the
