Two US companies are planning to invest 500 million dollars in installing electric vehicle chargers in central Mexico, indicating a growing interest in the country's electric mobility sector.
Two American companies, Invisible Urban Charging Inc. and ATX Smart Mobility, LLC, are set to invest 500 million dollars in the installation of electric vehicle chargers in central Mexico as part of their strategic expansion into the electric mobility sector. This investment represents a significant commitment from international investors, highlighting the potential for growth in Mexico's electric mobility market. The focus will be on the Bajío region, a crucial economic hub in the country.
Invisible Urban Charging Inc., based in Atlanta, will be responsible for financing the charger installations while also providing the necessary hardware, software platforms for site owners, and an application for drivers. Meanwhile, ATX Smart Mobility, headquartered in Miami, will contribute with technology aimed at optimizing routes and energy usage in public transport systems through an artificial intelligence-driven platform. Together, these companies will deploy 38 chargers and 140 electric buses in the coming months.
This investment is indicative of a broader trend where international companies are increasingly betting on the future of electric mobility in Mexico, as the country seeks to enhance its infrastructure to support sustainable transportation solutions. As the demand for electric vehicles continues to rise, this infusion of capital could help Mexico transition to a more sustainable energy future and bolster economic growth in the region, attracting further investments in the sector.
