Major manufacturers and companies linked to the automotive industry have executed important strategies in recent years to transition their operations to clean energy. Most of the brands have not only focused on the production of electric vehicles, but also on battery technology. In this sense, firms see Latin America as fertile territory to deepen their…
With the aim of offering charging points compatible with all electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, considering the possibility of installation and maintenance of equipment by specialized technicians, Porsche recently introduced the Porsche Destination Charging network, which maintains a joint work with various strategic partners in the energy sector, including Copec Voltex. The service concept of…
One of the fundamental points to advance towards the transition to clean fuels in Latin America is the development of charging infrastructures in the region, which presents important challenges, not only for vehicle developers and manufacturers, but also for the massification of these new technologies. This key issue in the development of electromobility had its…
Porsche’s electric mobility strategy is not only limited to the manufacture of cars, but also includes the world of micro-mobility by setting up specific companies to develop this type of vehicles. These are two joint ventures with the Dutch company Ponooc Investment B.V., whose creation came into effect on August 1 of this year. Porsche…
A few weeks ago, Porsche Director, Oliver Blume, publicly stated that electromobility was a top priority for the iconic brand. For its part, the company’s finance department has already made important projections to ensure that electric vehicles can become more profitable than combustion vehicles. Porsche’s strategy in electric mobility has not remained a show of…
It has been proven that electric cars represent an important way out for the decarbonization of the automotive fleet, taking into account the large amount of carbon emissions (CO2) coming from combustion vehicles. However, the business model is still a pending issue for manufacturers to obtain profitability from these new technologies. Emblematic companies of the…
Porsche continues to bring its impressive electric vehicle technology to Latin America, with a strong presence in more and more countries in the region with its latest range of sports cars. In Chile, the German brand has a consolidated market, and once again surprises the automotive industry with the presentation of a version of the…
With an investment of 7.5 billion dollars, Porsche is positioned as one of the leading manufacturers in electromobility with a comprehensive plan comprising the manufacture of hybrid and 100% electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. The German brand set a goal for 2025 that half of sales will be electric and by 2030 80% of transactions…
After starting this 2022 with the introduction of the National Electromobility Strategy, Chile has attracted the attention of major automotive manufacturers that already had operations in the country, but have now intensified their efforts to gain a foothold in the region. One of the brands that brings the best of its new range and technologies…
Ensuring that a company’s operations run safely and efficiently is a major challenge, which is why transportation and fleet management are of great help in driving operational efficiency and productivity towards sustainable mobility, as well as promoting the safety of vehicles and drivers. In this context, Latam Mobility, the leading community in sustainable mobility in…
Latin America has become one of the key focuses of Porsche’s strategy for the electrification of vehicles and contributions to the environment through new technologies. For several years, the brand has been fully committed to sustainability in the region, where it expects to sell around 50% of its cars with electric powertrains by 2025. The…
The Spanish government’s goal is to install 100,000 charging points for electric vehicles by 2023. However, the target is still a long way off, as there are currently approximately 13,411 installations, according to estimates by the Spanish automakers’ association (Anfac). At the same time as these public sector plans, important private sector companies have formed…