Rural electromobility: innovation for transportation in indigenous and rural communities

Hortensia Eliseo-Dantés, Gloria Pérez-Garmendia, David Antonio García-Reyes, Beatriz García-Jerónimo · 2025 · ECORFAN Journal Spain

Summary. Rural electromobility using light electric vehicles like tricycles and motorcycles can reduce transportation gaps in indigenous and rural communities in southeastern Mexico. The study of three states found that despite financing and maintenance challenges, electric vehicles offer emissions reductions, cost savings, and improved service access. Success requires participatory design, local technical training, and coordination with academic institutions.

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Eliseo-Dantés, H., Pérez-Garmendia, G., García-Reyes, D. A., & García-Jerónimo, B.. (2025). Rural electromobility: innovation for transportation in indigenous and rural communities. ECORFAN Journal Spain. https://doi.org/10.35429/ejs.2025.12.22.4.1.5

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DOI: 10.35429/ejs.2025.12.22.4.1.5
Countries: Mexico
Regions: North America
Categories: transportation, indigenous-innovation, climate-and-environment, general-innovation
Added: 2026-05-01