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The Renault Duster has been chosen by the Brazilian Military Police as its vehicle of choice.
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The 10 medium-range trucks supplied by Iveco will assist the Brazilian Air Force with its ongoing mission to protect the Amazonian rainforest.
Read More →Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. announced it will produced a new and modern 3-cylinder, 1L engine at the company’s powertrain plant in the Resende Industrial Complex in Rio de Janeiro State. The new engine will require a R$100 million investment.
Read More →UPS Brazil said it has obtained an Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) certification from Brazil’s Tax Authority, Secretaria da Receita Federal.
Read More →A door-to-door transportation service in Sau Paulo, Brazil, received 72 reconstructed Mercedes-Benz Sprinters to improve transportation capabilities for the disabled in the area.
Read More →The Brazil Diesel Emissions & ARLA 32 Market Study: 2013 Edition is available in both Portuguese and English.
Read More →Production at three Volkswagen Brazil manufacturing plants and the São Carlos engine plant has been halted due to long-lasting commercial litigation with supplier Prevent Group.
Read More →Following the opening of an office in Sao Paulo in May 2013, MiX Telematics has launched a new website in Brazilian-Portuguese.
Read More →Volvo has been recognized as the most sustainable automotive company from 200 participating companies in the areas of energy efficiency, traffic safety programs and community actions in Brazil by Exame Magazine’s Sustainability Guide for 2014.
Read More →The South American automotive market has tremendous potential with predictions that, by 2025, it will be one of the top three growth markets globally for light-vehicle sales.
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