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In Latin America, Chile, Mexico and Colombia have figures that support them as leading cities in the implementation of sustainable mobility. However, other countries are also making significant progress in
The charging infrastructure for trucks and heavy fleets with constant and vital operations in the development of companies represents one of the difficulties in terms of energy and cost savings.
Proposals for the electrification of vehicles through government incentives that promote investments from the private sector have positioned Colombia as one of the leading countries in the decarbonization of the
Porsche has decided to introduce even more meticulous and sustainable manufacturing processes in the cars it will soon bring to market. That is why the German luxury sports car manufacturer
For some years now, important advances in electromobility have been evident in Peru, although it is still far from giants in the region such as Colombia, Chile and Mexico. According
A new gem has been unveiled from Asia. BYD, with its ambitious electrification plan, has once again dazzled the world with the presentation of a new car with cutting-edge technology
The Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motor, with great international reach, intensifies its operations in Latin America and announces production of electric vehicles in Brazil. The company started manufacturing models at
Mexico was one of the Latin American countries that achieved the greatest reduction in carbon dioxide emissions in last-mile logistics. Industry associations report that route optimizations saved 18 million liters
Becoming a key player in the electrification of transportation and the automotive fleet in general, through public-private partnerships that allow to boost investments and accelerate technological development, represent key aspects
The International Energy Agency has set a goal of reaching 60% of the electric vehicle market by 2030. As a part of this roadmap, Mexico has committed to having 50%
The boom in the commercialization of electric vehicles in Brazil continues to open the doors for large-scale projects, with large-scale investments and public-private partnerships of great magnitude. According to figures
The United States has set the goal that by 2030, 50% of the electric vehicle fleet in the country will be electric. In this regard, the White House has issued
