From Brazil to Chile and Across the Continent: Evolution Mobility’s Ambitious Plan to Unify Corporate Electromobility

Evolution Mobility (EVMOB) is a pioneering force in electric mobility across Latin America, serving as a strategic ally in the electrification of commercial fleets. Its core mission is to enable this transition through a comprehensive, end-to-end operational leasing model.

EVMOB’s business model extends far beyond simply supplying vehicles. The company is involved in every phase of the project—from designing technical and economic feasibility studies and leasing electric vehicles, to deploying charging infrastructure, managing fleets, training drivers, providing telemetry with real-time monitoring, and delivering preventive and corrective maintenance alongside specialized technical support.

This holistic approach allows companies to migrate to electric mobility with confidence and efficiency, significantly reducing operational risks while maximizing long-term economic benefits.

Sergio Carvajal Cisternas emphasized that the company aims to go beyond just providing units and is actively working to establish itself as a regional powerhouse: “The idea is to transform ourselves into a Latin American platform,” he noted, pointing out that “companies with international operations can trust a single provider for their fleet in Brazil, Chile, and the rest of South America.”

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Strong Figures and Aggressive Growth Targets for Chile and Brazil

EVMOB’s commercial track record strongly supports its ambitious expansion plans. As of April 2026, the company already operated nearly 1,200 vehicles in Brazil and around 50 in Chile, where it had launched operations just six months earlier.

By the end of 2026, the projection is to reach 300 units in Chile, and by 2027, that goal triples to roughly 800 vehicles in the Southern Cone nation.

In July of this year, Bloomberg Línea published an interview with Lucas Zanon , who revealed even more compelling figures: the company currently has roughly 2,000 assets in operation across the region. Zanon projects expanding the business throughout Latin America with the ultimate goal of reaching between 10,000 and 15,000 electric vehicles in Brazil by 2031.

He also confirmed that the company is seriously studying expansion into Argentina, Colombia, Peru, and eventually Mexico—cementing its ambition to become the go-to provider for multinational corporate fleets across the hemisphere.

The Core of Success and the Competitive Edge

At the heart of Evolution Mobility’s value proposition is its operational leasing model exclusively for 100% electric fleets. This structure allows companies to preserve their capital for core business growth while mitigating major risks such as vehicle resale value uncertainty, battery health guarantees, and the need for specialized after-sales support.

The company manages every stage of the project lifecycle: feasibility design, charging infrastructure deployment, fleet management, telemetry with real-time monitoring, preventive and corrective maintenance, and continuous technical support.

Ramón Valdés highlighted that EVMOB’s true differentiator lies in its full-service vision: “Each fleet is analyzed as a unique project, which includes suitable vehicles, charging infrastructure, management systems, and continuous support.”

This tailored approach enables them to craft proposals that genuinely capture savings and optimize client operations, delivering a tangible economic advantage. According to Valdés, “it is outright more profitable to operate an electric fleet” in several use cases—making the decision a financial no-brainer, not just an environmental one.

The True Driver of Change

Evolution Mobility argues that the transition to electric fleets is driven more by financial criteria than by environmental concerns alone. Although the initial investment is higher, when contracts are structured for terms of 4 to 5 years, a clear and compelling economic advantage quickly emerges.

Operational cost savings can reach up to 70% , as electric vehicles have fewer moving parts and require significantly simpler maintenance. Added to this are powerful positive externalities: reduced CO₂ emissions, improved driver comfort, reputational gains with clients, and substantial marketing benefits.

Ramón Valdés is emphatic on this point: “The discussion is no longer so much about sustainability, but about economic convenience.”

This logic is rapidly gaining traction in the Chilean market, where the company has already identified that in segments such as urban logistics (with daily routes of 80 to 120 kilometers and stable routes), the shift is effectively unstoppable. The initial focus is on urban logistics, but the company projects strong future growth into private personnel transport, urban basic services, and highway fleets in the coming years.

Strong Backing and Strategic Strengthening of the Chilean Subsidiary

Evolution Mobility is backed by Patria Investments , one of the most prominent alternative asset managers in the region, which provides top-tier financial and strategic support.

The Chilean subsidiary, EVMOB Chile SpA, has taken concrete steps to consolidate its local operations. According to information from the Official Gazette of the Republic of Chile, at the end of 2025 the company executed a capital increase from US$1,371,033 to US$3,371,033—a US$2,000,000 injection through the issuance of 2,000,000 new shares.

Sergio Carvajal Cisternas complements this vision, noting that the accumulated learnings in Brazil—where they already operate a significant fleet—allow them to share proven success stories and address challenges that accelerate the implementation curve in Chile.

This regional synergy, combined with Patria’s backing, firmly positions EVMOB as a disruptive and trusted leader in Latin America’s electric mobility ecosystem.

An Electrified and Accessible Future

Evolution Mobility’s arrival in Chile and its rapid evolution throughout 2026 mark a defining milestone in accelerating the transition toward 100% electric commercial fleets across the region.

With a business model rooted in operational leasing, a full-service approach, high-caliber strategic partnerships, and the financial firepower of Patria Investments , the company is fully equipped to guide businesses on their path toward more efficient, profitable, and sustainable logistics.

Ramón Valdés succinctly sums up the firm’s vision: “We want to position ourselves as a strategic partner in the transition of companies toward more efficient, competitive, and sustainable logistics.”

With nearly 2,000 assets already in operation and its sights firmly set on Peru, Colombia, Argentina, and Mexico, Evolution Mobility is not just growing—it is actively redefining the standard for corporate electric mobility across all of Latin America.

The Ideal Space for Fleets in Latin America

The Latam Mobility 2026 Tour will arrive in Santiago, Chile, on August 25, bringing together experts and strategic players to further strengthen the sustainable mobility ecosystem in the region.

The tour will end in Mexico City on October 12 and 13, alongside the Climate Economy Forum, in a meeting that will bring together sector leaders to continue driving the transition toward more efficient, sustainable, low‑emission transportation systems in Latin America.

The transition is already underway. The Latam Mobility 2026 Tour will be the meeting point to accelerate decisions, connect key players, and collaboratively build sustainable mobility in Latin America.