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The German automaker marks a significant milestone in Brazil, where it has been producing buses for seven decades. The company's 800,000th bus was recently produced, solidifying its position as a leading manufacturer in the country.
Audi's F1 showcar, a replica of their Formula 1 car, has arrived in Brazil, bringing a unique experience to the public.
The Chinese automaker BAIC has chosen a location to produce electric vehicles in Brazil and has partnered with a truck manufacturer. BAIC will follow the GWM's 'piece by piece' importation process, discarding the CKD and SKD processes.
Hyundai has officially started production of the Ioniq 3 at its İzmit factory in Turkey, following a €250 million investment to accommodate the production of electric vehicles in the country.
The Kia Tasman, a pickup truck with a unique focus on leisure and off-road capability, has arrived in Brazil with a starting price of R$ 249,990.
The 34th Fenabrave Congress in São Paulo brings together Brazil's auto distributors to discuss the evolving role of concessionaires amid industry changes. The event underscores the importance of the Lei Ferrari in maintaining balance between manufacturers and dealers while addressing modern challenges like digitalization and new market entrants.
Leapmotor begins offering a V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) adapter in Brazil, priced at R$700, compatible with B10 and C10 SUVs. The device allows users to power external electronics using the vehicle's battery, with safety features to protect the system.
The German automaker is preparing to launch an electric version of its popular OF chassis, which will be available in Brazil in 2027.
Leapmotor expands its Brazilian lineup with the B10 Ultra-Hybrid, a range-extended electric vehicle (REEV) set to debut at the 2026 Interlagos Festival. The model retains the all-electric drivetrain of its BEV sibling but adds a gasoline engine to extend range, maintaining features like a 14.6-inch infotainment system and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) Level 2. Pricing and full specifications will be revealed at the event.
A writer's nostalgic account of their bus travels across Brazil, from the 1960s to the present day.
On the small Japanese island of Himakajima, a single three-colour traffic signal flashes red and yellow for most of the year, only operating fully once annually to teach primary-school children how to cross a regulated intersection.