Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has taken off in Latin America during the COVID-19 pandemic, with people increasingly using digitalization and platforms to get around safely. Instead of having to locate, book, and pay for each mode of transportation separately, MaaS applications are starting to move towards an interconnected approach with leading companies joining efforts…
Charging infrastructure for electric vehicles continues to be a key topic of discussion, regarding the ambitions of Latin American countries to pursue this new mobility transition. Profitability and business model change also represent a crucial challenge for the development of innovative technologies. The Latam Mobility Videocafé Series, a networking space for leaders from the electric…
The 10th Sustainable Mobility Summit hosted by Latam Mobility is coming up, where leading members from the public sector of different Latin American countries will meet on October 8th and 9th to discuss priority measures to be implemented immediately to minimize the carbon footprint across different transportation modes. The first day of the three day…
Second-hand batteries on electric vehicles are an issue for electromobility debate, with many myths to overcome before their use is established in the market. A group of experts gathered at Latam Mobility’s Videocafé Series “What to do with EV batteries?” to give their points of view on this interesting issue in the mobility world. Hosted…
While reaffirming its commitment to future mobility and environmental protection, Mitsubishi has made an important footprint in Brazil, growing in the automotive market without leaving aside the concern for making a significant contribution for a better planet on sustainable terms. The Asian manufacturer has focused on several areas beyond the zero emission vehicles, as it…
Latam Mobility keeps on promoting sustainable mobility in Latin America with its 10th regional summit and the 3rd of 2021 in a virtual format. The meeting will have three days dedicated to South America’s main markets, with a special attention on Brazil, and a third day focused on promoting zero-emission motorsports. The Latin American sustainable…
With a fleet of electric buses that by 2022 will exceed 1,800 units and the ambition of the government and public sector that, by 2030, more than 600,000 VE will circulate in Colombia, the charging infrastructure is a key issue for the development of the electric mobility of the country. That is why, during the…