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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,
The European Union (EU) and the French Development Agency (AFD) support the Dominican Republic in implementing the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan for Greater Santo Domingo and Santiago with loans and
The Institute of Mobility of Quintana Roo (Imoveqroo), Mexico, has unveiled a plan to establish five electromobility corridors for Cancún and the Continental Zone of Isla Mujeres, equipped with modern
Mexico is one of the regional leaders in electric mobility due to the arrival of major manufacturers that are establishing production plants for electrified vehicles in the country. The nation
Puebla, Mexico, closes 2024 as one of the states with the most progress in electromobility, boasting a car assembly plant and educational programs focused on professionalization in the field. This
EPM maintains a sustainability strategy that is being expanded and strengthened in Latin America. Mario Naranjo, General Manager of EPM Guatemala, emphasized that sustainability is one of the fundamental pillars
Antofagasta, Chile took a new step towards electromobility with the incorporation of the first four electric buses on line 107, in the northern sector of the city. According to local