Accelerating the Transition to E-Mobility in Latin America and the Caribbean

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SAF-Holland’s TRAKr e-axle is typically powered by an inverter unit and battery. Image: SAF-Holland.One of the defining trends in the current era of global transport is e-mobility. SAF-Holland joined the electrification revolution, as it has been called, early on officially launching its first electrified axle, the TRAKr in 2018. The company wasted little time bringing the e-axle to our shores, with Australia the first market outside of Europe t…

The number of light electric vehicles in Latin America and the Caribbean tripled in 2024, from 154,966 vehicles registered at the end of 2023 to 444,071 vehicles in December 2024. DSies reported the Latin American Energy Organization (Olade) on Friday (16). This figure represents an increase of 187 % over the previous year in battery-powered light electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, [...] The post number of electric cars in Latin America trip…

Accelerating the Transition to E-Mobility in Latin America and the Caribbean

As Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) face escalating urbanization, deteriorating air quality, and the effects of climate change, electric mobility (e-mobility) emerges as a crucial strategy to bolster the resilience of the region's transportation systems. With over 25% of greenhouse gas emissions in LAC stemming from the transport sector, the shift to e-mobility not

Accelerating the E-Mobility transition in Latin America and the Caribbean - Caribbean News Global

By Yang Chen, Claudia Lopez Rodriguez, Patricia Marrero, Sergio Rojas, Pablo Navas and Adriana Ormazabal Caballero As Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) confronts increasing urbanization, worsening air pollution, and the impacts of changing weather patterns, electric mobility (e-mobility) emerges as a vital solution to enhance the resilience of the region’s transportation systems. With over a quarter of greenhouse gas emissions in LAC origina…