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The Integrated Automotive Management System (SIGA) has officially started operations in Chile with the support of over 80 leading brands, reinforcing the country’s commitment to a circular economy in the
Mexico is strengthening its commitment to electric mobility with the release of the General Organization Manual for Litio para México (LitioMX). Published on May 16 in the Official Gazette, this
Suzuki is leading the sustainable mobility market in Chile, with a 29% share in the low and zero-emission segment as of April 2025. Chile continues to move steadily toward cleaner
In an exclusive interview with Latam Mobility, the most important sustainable mobility community in Latin America, Juan Esteban Martínez Ruiz, President of the Colombian Association for Electric and Sustainable Mobility
Sustainable mobility in Colombia will take center stage at Latam Mobility Colombia 2025, where Transport Minister María Fernanda Rojas is set to deliver the opening remarks. In line with this
Detroit has launched a pilot program of shared electric vehicles operated via remote driving technology, aiming to transform urban mobility. This cutting-edge solution offers a more sustainable, accessible, and efficient
Toyota reaffirms its commitment to biofuels in sustainable mobility, setting a benchmark during the 5th International Biofuels Conference recently held in Santa Marta. The presentation of the Corolla Cross Hybrid
South Korea is rewriting the playbook for public transportation with its breakthrough in the European market for hydrogen buses in Europe. Through the industrial giant Hyundai, the country has launched
Electric mobility in Latin America is gaining momentum as a key strategy to decarbonize transport, improve public health, and foster sustainable development. These efforts will take the spotlight at Latam
In the heart of the Colombian Caribbean, sugarcane and palm oil fields are no longer just agricultural symbols—they are becoming key pillars of the country’s energy transition. These traditional crops
Battery swapping in Asia is emerging as a promising alternative to traditional charging stations. As electric vehicle (EV) adoption rises, the need for quick and accessible charging solutions becomes urgent.
Across Europe, transport and social change are transforming how people move—not just through technology, but through shifts in public attitudes and values. While electric and autonomous vehicles offer sustainability and