Alcaldía de Cartagena comienza obras del hangar para coches eléctricos
La Alcaldía de Cartagena puso en marcha una de las obras clave para el reemplazo definitivo de los carruajes de tracción animal: la construcción del hangar y patio–taller del sistema de coches eléctricos, ubicado en la zona de Chambacú.
Alcaldía de Cartagena comienza obras del hangar para coches eléctricos Cartagena has begun construction of a hangar and workshop in Chambacú for 62 electric carriages that will replace animal-drawn vehicles. This facility will support maintenance, charging, and operation, including a 150 kWh solar-powered charging station. The project aims to modernize tourism mobility, improve animal welfare, and meet global sustainability standards.
- Cartagena is constructing a hangar and workshop in Chambacú for 62 electric carriages.
- This initiative replaces animal-drawn carriages in the historic center.
- The facility will span over 2,850 square meters and include areas for maintenance, washing, and charging.
- A 150 kWh solar-powered charging station with 244 photovoltaic panels will be installed.
- The charging system allows for simultaneous charging of up to 60 batteries with immediate exchange.
- The project is part of a transition to animal-free tourism mobility and is expected to take four months.
- The electric carriages aim to dignify the service, align with sustainability standards, and eliminate the exploitation of horses.
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