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CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited), the world’s largest battery manufacturer, hosted its Tianheng 2026 Global Launch Conference in Munich, Germany—an event focused on the company’s latest advances in energy
The Chilean auto market is gearing up for a new chapter in the history of Asian brands. Starting July 1 of this year, the Gildemeister Group—the country’s second-largest vehicle importer—will take
Renault-Sofasa released its 2025 Sustainability Report, a document that sums up the past year’s major wins across industrial operations, social impact, environmental performance, and governance. The numbers are historic—and they
Brazil’s EV charging infrastructure just hit a historic milestone, crossing the 25,000 public and semi-public charging point mark and cementing the country as one of the fastest-growing electromobility markets in
American automotive company Ford Motor Company officially announced the launch of Ford Energy, a new wholly owned subsidiary dedicated to the manufacturing and supply of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for utilities, data centers, and
Spanish company Grenergy officially inaugurated Elena, the largest battery storage plant in the Americas, located in the commune of María Elena, in the Antofagasta Region, Chile. With 3.5 GWh of
The first half of 2026 has consolidated electric and low-emission mobility as one of the most dynamic sectors in the region. Brazil, Mexico, Chile, and Colombia have led significant advances
In a groundbreaking milestone for sustainable mobility in the region, Colombia’s Ministry of Transport, in partnership with the international organization CALSTART and more than 20 private-sector companies, officially presented Ruta-E:
In a move that redefines urban mobility in one of the most populated metropolises in the world, micromobility company JET officially announced the start of its operations in Mexico City,
Electric vehicle adoption in Colombia is picking up serious momentum, and with that comes the urgent need to build out the charging infrastructure to keep pace. In this context, CELSA—a Colombian company
Medellín solidified its position as the epicenter of Latin America’s clean transportation conversation on June 10 and 11, when the Orquideorama at the Botanical Garden hosted the sixth edition of Latam Mobility Colombia 2026. The summit,
As part of the Latam Mobility Colombia 2026 meeting in Medellín, the panel “Transition to Zero and Low-Emission Mobility: Market Challenges, Regulation, Financing and Scalability” took place. The conversation, moderated
