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The recent creation of the electric vehicle factory Olinia, announced by President Claudia Sheinbaum, marks a significant advance in the Mexican automotive industry. However, the Mexican Association for the Promotion
On Thursday, February 6, Bogotá will celebrate a new edition of Car-Free and Motorcycle-Free Day, a day aimed at promoting sustainable mobility and reducing the environmental impact caused by private
The Ministry of Energy of Chile, together with the Energy Sustainability Agency (AgenciaSE), invites the community to be part of the Electromobility Agreement 2025, an initiative that brings together companies
Tamaulipas, through the Secretariat of Urban Development and Environment (SEDUMA), has joined the efforts of the Federal Government of Mexico to lay the foundations for an effective transition towards the
Since mid-year, the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil approved a bill creating an innovation and sustainable mobility program called Mover. Similar to the Rota 2030 program, Mover targets car manufacturers
The leaders of the Olinia project, the Mexican electric car, visited Puebla to assess the region’s electromobility capabilities. During the visit, they toured the automotive cluster and key facilities such
The Energy Secretariat of Argentina’s Ministry of Economy eliminated the National Registry of Charging Infrastructure for Electric and Hybrid Electric Vehicles, aiming to remove bureaucratic obstacles and promote sector development.
In November of last year, the Delegation of the European Union (EU) in Mexico, along with the embassies of Germany, Austria, Belgium, Spain, France, Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Sweden,
According to the latest report from the Latin American Energy Organization (Olade), Uruguay ranks as the sixth country in total electric vehicles, with 5,950 units in circulation. This places it
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
