I WISH TO BE CONTACTED
I WISH TO BE CONTACTED

* Mandatory fields.

Email field is invalid.

  • Login
  • Demo
  • Contact us
  • Features
  • Fleet Activities
  • Customize your solution
  • Company
  • Company
    • Company
    • Frotcom worldwide
    • About us
    • Become a partner
    • Careers
  • Blog
  • Become a partner
  • Careers
  • Frotcom worldwide
  • Knowledge Center
  • Help Center
English
Menu Menu
Cofinanced by Portugal 2020
  • Login
English
Search
  • Blog
  • Become a partner
  • Careers
  • Frotcom worldwide
  • Knowledge Center
  • Help Center
Frotcom Intelligent Fleets Frotcom Intelligent Fleets
Contact us
Try demo
  • Features
  • Fleet Activities
  • Customize your solution
  • Company
  • Vehicle tracking and sensor monitoring
  • Driving behavior analysis
  • Driving times monitoring
  • Workforce management
  • Remote tachograph download
  • Access control
  • Fuel management
  • Route planning and monitoring
  • Automatic driver identification
  • Discover all features
  • How we solve each fleet activity needs
  • Savings calculator
Blog

Peru is set to go green by declaring that electromobility is of national importance

Tue, 21/01/2020 - 12:42
Go Green

The State will look to replace traditional fleet vehicles with electric and hybrid counterparts across the public sector, reducing gas emissions by 30% by 2030. 

Peru is set to go green by declaring that electromobility is of national importance
Since 2016, Peru has only imported 32 electric vehicles (EVs) and 519 hybrids, according to the country’s automobile association, Asociación Automotriz del Perú (AAP). With 5.1 million cars globally, Peru’s imports make up a tiny fraction of this amount, something that the country is hoping to change.

Starting in December 2019, Peru is set to kick-off a new set of regulations to promote electric and hybrid vehicles and power supply infrastructure. Peru’s 2019-30 national competitiveness and productivity plan will help the country to hit electromobility milestones between now and 2030. These include:
 
  • Decentralized pilot projects by 2021
  • Peruvian technical standards for charging stations by 2025
  • Electric buses operating in Lima, Arequipa, and Trujillo by 2030
To kick-start electric vehicles sales in the country, the Ministry of Energy and Mining (Minem) is awarding bonuses to businesses acquiring EVs for fleet use. The Ministry of Economy and Finance has also passed a decree that eliminates ISC excise tax for businesses restocking their fleets with hybrids or EVs.

Furthermore, the results of a study also commissioned by Minem has found that the profitability of EVs far outweighs traditional diesel or gas vehicles. The promoter business model can be used by fleet management companies to access heavy concessions over a 14-year period that also includes preferential financing. 

The study indicates that an electric bus uses approximately 380 US Dollars per month of energy on average over a 14-year period, while a gas bus uses about 1260 US Dollars in gas per month and one diesel bus uses about 2184 US Dollars over the same 14-year period.

 With pilot projects about to go into operation and tenders for electric bus fleets to begin in 2020, Minem is working hard to provide information on the performance and efficiency of EV bus fleets and the impact it will have on urban traffic in Lima. This will help to reduce greenhouse gases and improve air quality for future generations.
Post tags:
  • Electric vehicles
  • EVs
  • Hybrid vehicles
  • Electromobility
  • Fleet sales
  • Air quality
  • Peru

More from the blog

Electric vehicles batteries: How to recycle them?
Green logistics technology: key trends to reduce your carbon footprint
Electric vehicle sales in Latin America: A slower but growing trend
Frotcom launches new eco-friendly features
New law requires Electric Vehicle charge points in all new offices and homes in England

Subscribe our newsletter to get the latest news

Subscribe our newsletter

From our knowledge center

Case Study
FSG Services significantly improve fleet productivity and service delivery with Frotcom
Case Study
Mott MacDonald increases fleet productivity and reduces costs using Frotcom
Documentation
GPS vehicle tracking and sensor monitoring
Case Study
Fours Cash & Carry optimizes its fleet productivity using Frotcom
Documentation
Driver coaching

Share this

Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share on LinkedIn
Share by Email
Product
  • Features
  • Fleet Activities
  • Customize Your Solution
  • Solutions
  • Integrations
  • Knowledge Center
  • FAQS
  • Help Center
  • Free Version
  • Savings Calculator
Company
  • Frotcom worldwide
  • About us
  • Become a partner
  • Careers
  • Events
  • Blog
The latest in our blog
27 May 2022
FSG Services significantly improve fleet productivity and service delivery with Frotcom
23 May 2022
Frotcom's Notebook module now includes a new document preview feature
17 May 2022
Electric vehicles batteries: How to recycle them?
Contact us

Email field is invalid.

* Mandatory fields.

Read the latest on your email
Subscribe our newsletter
Follow us
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Linkedin
  • Instragram
  • Youtube
  • Pinterest
Awards & recognitions
  • Gold Microsoft Partner
  • PME Líder 2021
  • PME Excelência 2019
  • IT Mark
  • ISO
Cofinanced by:
  • Portugal 2020
  • © 2022 Frotcom International
  • Terms and Conditions
  • About Cookies
  • Quality Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • About Data Protection
Choose your language
  • Български
  • Deutsch
  • English
  • Español
  • Eλληνικά
  • Français
  • Italiano
  • Mакедонски
  • Nederlands
  • Português
  • Română
  • Shqip
  • Slovenščina
  • Srpski
  • Svenska