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BorgWarner launched research and development at its new engineering center in Itatiba City, Brazil, which provides capabilities for application engineering and research and development to create new technologies for the rapidly growing Brazilian automotive market.
Read More →Toyota Motor Corporation has announced that its subsidiary Toyota do Brasil LTDA plans to increase annual Etios vehicle production at its Sorocaba Plant in São Paulo from 74,000 units to 108,000 units.
Read More →Brazilian automotive vehicle manufacturer association Anfavea has confirmed MAN Latin America as the market leader for trucks for the 12th year in a row. The company closed 2014 with 36,157 licensed units.
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 →A weakening of Brazil's automotive market hasn't dampened the country's fleet management market, which remains "relatively dynamic," ALD Automotive's general manager told Automotive Fleet.
Read More →Vehicle sales in Brazil dropped last year despite hefty government incentives, as a weak economy weighed on consumer confidence.
Read More →The Chamber of Commerce of Brazil in Japan (CCBJ) has named Carlos Ghosn, president and CEO of Nissan Motor Co., its Person of the Year for 2014.
Read More →Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is once again exporting from Brazil to Mexico after taking a three-year break, due to a low Brazilian demand and a more favorable exchange rate, Cledorvino Belini, chief executive officer in Latin America said.
Read More →BASF’s Coatings division is the sole supplier of automotive coatings for the new plant opened by Chinese automaker Chery in Jacarei, Brazil, which started operations in August.
Read More →Compared to other regions, telematics in Latin America has historically been more focused on risk management.
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