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Mexico‘s automotive industry ended 2025 with mixed results in light vehicle production and exports, in a context marked by pressure from tariffs imposed by the United States and caution surrounding
La industria automotriz de México atraviesa una etapa de transformación con ambiciones claramente definidas hacia 2030, con datos recientes que indican que el país está en camino de consolidarse como
Santiago de Chile took another leap forward in August with the addition of 176 electric buses to the RED Movilidad network, replacing diesel units and extending coverage with new routes
The electric vehicle market in Brazil continues its upward trajectory, consolidating itself as one of the most dynamic in Latin America. According to data from Trading Economics on the automotive
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
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
The city of Lima, Peru, marks a significant milestone on its path towards electromobility with the announcement of major investments for the incorporation of 150 new electric buses for the
Peru reaffirms its commitment to sustainability and modernization of public transportation by registering record figures in the sale of electrified vehicles during the first quarter of 2025, according to a
In a major step towards cleaner, smarter, and more efficient transport, delegations from Colombia and Sweden met to consolidate their roadmap for sustainable mobility. The agenda focused on strengthening innovation,
The city of Bogotá is strengthening its climate commitments with the acquisition of 269 fully electric buses for its Integrated Public Transport System (SITP). The new additions to the TransMilenio
Colombia is aiming to have over 600,000 electric vehicles on its roads by 2030, as part of its National Electric Mobility Strategy. This goal aims to reduce fossil fuel dependency,
Brazil does not yet have a national electromobility law, but its position as South America’s largest automotive market and the rising number of electric vehicles are driving major regulatory changes.
