China announced its New Energy Vehicle (NEV) mandate, part of its plan to sell 4.6 million electric vehicles by 2020 and ban cars with traditional internal combustion engines over the long term.

This presentation by Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), A joint venture (JV) of PSUs under the Ministry of Power (MoP), Government of India gives an overview of EESL, its key business models and initiatives and a brief about EESL’s EV Program. 

This presentation by Mr. Patrik Akerman, Head of eHighway Business Development, Siemens AG (Mobility Technology & Innovation Highway) presents a context for Electrified Roads for HDVs and address the following questions on electrification of Heavy-Duty Vehicles (HDV) Transport: 1. What are electrified roads for HDVs 2. Development of eHighway 3. The potential benefits 4. Possible roadmap from initial deployment to system 

"The future is here" is a shared sentiment of Indonesians, who are proud of the government's plan to develop electric vehicles (EVs).

Ride-hailing systems, car- and bicycle-sharing networks, trip-planning apps and other innovative services that capitalize on advances in mobile communications, cashless payments and remote monitoring are increasing in popularity around the world.

This presentation by Allen Lyons presents the Strategies for Reducing LightDuty Vehicle Emissions and talks about the Benefits of New Vehicle Standards, Early Fleet Modernization and Higher Performance Aftermarket Catalysts.

This presentation by Olimpio Alvares, CAF was presented in the "Strategies for mitigating air pollution" Workshop on 18 &19 January 2017 at Centro Histórico, Ciudad de México, México.

This factsheet was developed by the SLoCaT in partnership with, and support of the UK Aid-funded Research for Community Access Partnership (ReCAP) on a set of key messages on rural transport and SDGs. The factsheet also highlights the Sustainable Mobility for All (SuM4ALL) initiative, which was established in 2017 with the aim to act as a platform for advocacy to influence policies on sustainable mobility at global to local levels. The initiative works to facilitate the delivery of four primary objectives of sustainable transport, which include Universal Access, Efficiency, Safety, and Green Mobility. Rural Access and Urban Access are the two sub-objectives under the SuM4All Universal Access objective.

In 2015 and 2016, the international community made a series of global commitments, which provide a clear vision of what sustainable transport looks like: the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, the New Urban Agenda at Habitat III, the Brasilia Declaration on road safety, and the Ashgabat Declaration.

World Resources Institute India’s CEO, Dr. OP Agarwal speaks on India’s ambitions for full vehicle electrification, and the critical questions that need to be answered to make that possible.