State-run MIPYME ServiAxess enhances funeral services in Havana
The state-run MIPYME ServiAxess began in December 2025 providing funeral services in all 15 municipalities of the capital with a fleet of 15 electric vehicles, intended to ensure stability amid the country's complex energy panorama, the Ministry of Transport specified Tuesday from its Facebook profile while reviewing the entity's performance in 2026.

The entity has a Necrological Services Coordinating Board that assigns vehicles daily by territorial demarcation, allowing it to attend to approximately 90 percent of burials and cremations since its launch.

ServiAxess has a staff of 25 professionals trained by specialists and technicians, backed by favorable working conditions and an internal regulation that includes a code of ethics adjusted to the characteristics of the service.

The project quickly transitioned from an initial phase with logistical limitations toward a stable and efficient operation, consolidating a specialized and renewed service in Havana.

The user experience improved significantly at a time of particular vulnerability, positioning ServiAxess as a functional example of a state-run MIPYME in the necrological sector.

The Ministry of Transport is currently prioritizing support alternatives to extend these services to the provinces, in coordination with the Union of Military Industry, through the assembly of 50 electric funeral cars to be distributed in municipalities.

Likewise, 70 combustion-engine funeral cars are in the process of being imported, destined for provincial capitals to reinforce national coverage.