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Major vehicle manufacturers are adopting new technologies to accelerate the transition to electric mobility, without losing the essence that has positioned them as iconic firms in the automotive industry. One
Australian company Incat Tasmania unveiled details of the ‘Utility Ro-Pax’, the new all-electric ferry commissioned by Argentina’s river transport company “Buquebus”. The vessel will be able to carry 2,100 passengers
The electromobility and high technology strategy applied by Volvo Cars is generating important results in terms of sustainability and recognition. In Chile, the Swedish company obtained important awards due to
The United Nations (UN) has taken important initiatives with the aim of promoting sustainable mobility and measures that contribute to mitigating the terrible effect of climate change on the planet.
In line with the initiative developed by the Climate Change Directorate of the Costa Rican Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE), Coca Cola Femsa announced the acquisition of nine trucks
As announced in the “Latam Mobility: Mexico 2022”, Supercool inaugurated on January 12 the “Supercool Mobility Centers”, a large innovation complex where different actors will converge to promote sustainable mobility.
After a successful expansion plan in Latin America and the world, Blink Charging began 2023 with a presentation of high-tech equipment to strengthen its offer in charging infrastructure. At the
The Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications announced the results of the tender to renew public transport with 991 electric buses and 649 ecological buses. Together with the operators STP and
The Peruvian Automotive Association (AAP) published figures on the behavior of electric vehicles in the country during 2022, a year in which significant increases in the supply of these low-emission
In addition to a robust charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, automotive manufacturers are perfecting their technologies for optimal energy efficiency. In this regard, Toyota signed an agreement with WattTime, an
Emasa, a company specialized in the sale of spare parts and accessories for cars that carries out its operations in Chile, Peru and Colombia, is making innovations as part of
Brazil is experiencing a significant boom in sustainable mobility. A few months ago, the first 100% electric charging station was inaugurated in Sao Paulo, and more and more international companies
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