Electrifying the Gulf: How the UAE and Saudi Arabia Are Driving the Future of Mobility
As the world shifts toward a low-carbon future, the Gulf region—historically known for its oil-driven economies—is witnessing a profound transformation. At the forefront of this change are the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, two nations taking decisive steps to reshape their transportation sectors through widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and robust investments in sustainable infrastructure.
Powering Progress: UAE to Launch Its First Flagship EV Charging Hub This Year
According to National News, The United Arab Emirates is taking a bold step forward in its mission to become a regional leader in sustainable transportation with the upcoming launch of its first flagship electric-only vehicle (EV) charging hub later this year. Developed by UAEV, one of the country’s leading EV infrastructure companies, this state-of-the-art facility will serve as a cornerstone for the UAE’s ambitious goal to deploy 1,000 public charging stations by 2030.
RoboTaxi on Display at EVIS Abu Dhabi 2025
Visitors to EVIS Abu Dhabi 2025 got a first look at the RoboTaxi, an innovative self-driving vehicle developed by Autogo, a UAE-based company. This was the first time the RoboTaxi was shown at a major public event.
