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Carbon emissions increased 6% on a global scale, which is the highest figure recorded in history, according to data published by the International Energy Agency (IEA). Polluting carbon dioxide (CO2)
Chile is one of the countries where electric mobility is more established, being the nation with the most electrified buses in Latin America. From December 2018 to date, almost 800
Electric mobility in Colombia continues to have a significant impact on the vehicle fleet. According to the latest report delivered by the Ministry of Transportation, corresponding to February 2022, the
Panama’s President Laurentino Cortizo sanctioned the Electric Mobility Law, with the aim of encouraging the use of clean technologies in transportation and reducing carbon emissions (CO2). The new legislation regulates
The renowned mobility platform Uber recently announced the option “For Time” within its app, a tool that allows renting cars with a driver for specific hours in Medellín. It is
Colombia has become one of the countries with the most advances in electromobility. For example, the nation is close to reaching the important figure of 1,000 electric buses in its
Thousands of Latin American and Caribbean executives will have the opportunity to learn about the latest developments in the sector at a free event. Private companies will be the protagonists
With its mission to develop innovative applications to facilitate the interconnection of users seeking to move within cities, Beat has had an important focus on its operations in Latin America.
As COVID-19 gradually eases, with cases declining on a global scale, mobility services are regaining activity as users begin to assiduously leave their homes. In Spain, during 2021, the cab
Vehicle manufacturer BMW aims to become the global leader in electric mobility. At last year’s Motor Show (IAA Mobility 2021), the brand unveiled the BMW i Vision Circular, a benchmark
Sustainable mobility in Mexico requires significant advances to counteract figures that threaten the quality of life of citizens. It is estimated that 77% of the population lives in cities and
As part of the “Gothenburg Green City Zone” initiative, intended to achieve emission-free transportation by 2030, using the Swedish city as a testing ground, Volvo Cars will accelerate the technology
