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When we talk about sustainable mobility, it’s not just about vehicles. It is a universe beyond that, with the purpose of generating significant changes in favor of better lifestyles. Technology
Addressing the latest trends on electric vehicle technology and charging infrastructure, Latam Mobility organized a virtual meeting called Latam Smart Mobility & Cities Virtual Summit with key industry leaders from
Alliances such as the one announced with Cabify to boost electromobility in Peru, electrification of its fleet for the next decade and sophisticated technology implementation are not isolated strategies by
Cities are responsible for 70% of carbon dioxide emissions, or Greenhouse Gases (GHG) which contribute to climate change, according to the United Nations (UN) so accelerating actions to help decarbonization
Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has taken off in Latin America during the COVID-19 pandemic, with people increasingly using digitalization and platforms to get around safely. Instead of having to
In 2020, Brazil established the National Electric Mobility Platform (PNME) as a joint effort of important public actors, industry, academia and civil society to identify long-term goals. One of the
Electric mobility does not only refer to a vehicle and a charger, but involves a large number of important aspects to make possible the energy transition required by the planet.
Latin American cities are undergoing a transformation of their mobility model, in order to overcome traffic congestion, offer solutions to people and reduce carbon emissions (CO2). According to data from
Chile has set important goals for the energy transition and electric mobility. One of the plans announced by the government is called “Efficient Transport: Energy on the Move”, which set
Trends, projects and goals regarding sustainable mobility and smart cities in Latin America will be the main topics to be discussed at the Latam Smart Mobility & Cities Virtual Summit,
Latin America is significantly transitioning towards electromobility. The main cities of the region have included electric vehicle fleets into the transportation sector, with the aim of reducing carbon emissions. Countries
Charging infrastructure, considered the Achilles heel for electromobility massification on a global scale, is one of the focuses on which technology companies like Siemens are working, which, in addition to
