Events

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In our last post, we have talked at length about how to promote the implementation of electromobility and what are the deterrent barriers for the potential buyer.

Among them, we find the price of the vehicle, the perception of insufficient battery autonomy, and the lack of enough public charging points to guarantee to recharge throughout the territory.

All these concerns proved to be unfounded and become an opportunity for car dealers to reconvert themselves into advisors delivering detailed explanations to their customers. Thus, the role of the salesman- adviser becomes essential to resolve such concerns.

With the growing awareness of the need to preserve the environment, potential consumers of electric cars also continue to wonder whether this switch to electric technology will really be environmentally friendly.

This concern focused on batteries leads to the question of what happens to them at the end of their life and whether their waste will represent an environmental hazard or whether, on the contrary, as in the case of range, or the number of charging points, it is unfounded.

Anna Mª Francino, Business Development, CityVitae

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Electric mobility is a major strategic challenge for Uruguay, given the changes in the country’s energy mix and the resolute policies promoted by the government in recent years, supporting efficient and sustainable transport. The French Chamber of Commerce of Montevideo, with the support of the French Embassy in Uruguay, is pleased to invite you to

The 1st Electromobility Congress of Peru was held this Thursday September 6 at the BTH Hotel, San Borja, Lima. Dedicated to drawing up a national roadmap, in view of the imminent transition to electric vehicles, it counted with the presence of important actors of the sector to discuss the challenges of Peru and Latin America

Together with government authorities and partners of the Franco-Chilean Chamber of Commerce, a Seminar will be organized on issues related to the Sustainable City and the Environment.

The importance of electromobility for Peru Electromobility is a measure with great potential to mitigate climate change. In this way, its incorporation would contribute to the fulfillment of the country’s international commitments (NDC) regarding the reduction of Greenhouse Gas emissions by 2030, in which our sector has an emission reduction target of 12.2 million tons