Electromobility is speeding up in key Latin American markets, but the absence of strong regional coordination is preventing countries from realising their full potential. Business coalitions such as EV100 have the influence, scale, and credibility to unlock this opportunity, helping unify standards, shape ambitious policy, and attract the investment required to position Latin America at the forefront of the global electric transition. This session will examine the structural barriers limiting Latin America's potential and explore how likeminded actors can use their influence to shape an environment that drives both near term returns and long-term growth. Key questions: • What specific challenges or barriers have you encountered in advancing electrification in your national or sector context, and what have you learned from navigating them? • Which successful approaches, policies, or partnership models from your country or organisation could be adapted or scaled across the region to accelerate progress elsewhere? • How can businesses collaborate across borders, through coalitions like EV100 or other mechanisms, to advocate for aligned standards, supportive legislation, and coordinated investment that can unlock a faster, more resilient electric transition for all of Latin America? Hosted by Climate Group