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A new report commissioned by Global NCAP has revealed that 34,000 Brazilian lives could be saved and 350,000 serious injuries prevented by 2030, if UN vehicle safety regulations were adopted.
Read More →The Jeep Renegade was named the 2016 Car of the Year in Brazil by Autoesporte magazine (Editora Globo), which has been hosted annually by the magazine since 1966.
Read More →Argentina's automobile industry must improve its competitiveness in the wake of Brazil's currency devaluation and look for new markets in Europe and the Pacific, the president of Fiat Argentina Cristiano Rattazzi said recently.
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True to the motto “Made in Brazil for Brazil” the local Daimler subsidiary is presenting new products for the local market and for the Latin American export markets.
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AUDI AG has started production in Curitiba in the Brazilian federal state of Parana. The latest of 13 sites in the Audi production network is the first in South America.
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Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed that the Range Rover Evoque will be built at its new local manufacturing facility in Itatiaia, Brazil for the Brazilian market.
Read More →Brazil's automotive market so far has fallen by a fifth this year, partly the result of a cash-strapped government's decision to curtail incentives meant to help the industry.
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Supply chain management company CEVA Logistics has launched Orion Mobility, an application that is part of Orion TMS (Transportation Management System), which is designed to enhance the quality of its services in the Brazilian ground transport market.
Read More →As the biggest automobile market in Gulf area with sales of 1.6 million vehicles annually, Iran Chinese auto brands have seen the growth of their brands. Since it entered into the Iranian automotive market, JAC products have gained a foothold.
Read More →The international automotive business showed positive growth in Europe and the U.S. in July. Western Europe expanded by nearly 9 percent, and growth also continued in the U.S. (up 5 percent). China, by contrast, recorded a fall of almost 6 percent.
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