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The Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications of Chile (MTT) announced a plan to improve the Public Transport System of Villarrica, aiming to provide a more efficient, accessible, and sustainable service.
The Secretariat of Mobility (Semovi) of Mexico celebrated 125 years of electromobility, noting that on January 15, 1900, the first tram in Mexico City began operation, running from the Zócalo,
The Superintendency of Electricity and Fuels (SEC) in Chile is conducting evaluations of electric vehicle charging stations to ensure compliance with regulations, safety standards, and other requirements. To date, 436
El Ministerio de Transportes (MTT) de Chile anunció que en 2025 continuará reforzando la estrategia de expansión de la movilidad eléctrica a las regiones más allá de la capital del
In December 2024, the Sixth Committee of the Senate of the Republic approved in its first debate Bill No. 232 of 2024, which defines and establishes the conditions for the
The presentation of the Olinia project has had a significant impact on Mexico’s plans to expand electric mobility and contribute to environmental conservation. The goal is to encourage the use
The Santiago Fire Department (CBS) announced the arrival of Latin America’s first fully battery-powered fire truck. Gabriel Huerta, superintendent of the Santiago Fire Department, explained that the vehicle symbolizes the
The governor of San Luis Potosí, Mexico, Ricardo Gallardo Cardona, confirmed that efforts are underway to explore the possibility of establishing a new electric vehicle assembly plant in the region.
Bogotá promotes bicycle use with an extensive network of bike lanes and safe spaces like TransMiBici, connected to the TransMilenio system. The capital of Colombia is becoming a benchmark in
Mexico’s President, Claudia Sheinbaum, unveiled the Olinia project, the first Mexican manufacturer of electric microvehicles that by the end of the administration in 2030, aims to produce three models priced
The Mexican Senate held the conference “The Realistic Vision of the Transition to Electromobility”, where it was highlighted that the electric vehicle fleet in Mexico represents less than 1% of
The Mayor of Bogotá, Carlos Fernando Galán, proposed to the National Government to work towards a future where sustainable mobility is prioritized, generating zero or low emissions. In this regard,