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In Brazil, Nissan Motor Co. revealed a solid oxide fuel cell powered prototype vehicle that runs on bio-ethanol electric power.
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Brazil Post is testing Renault's Kangoo ZE electric vehicle for its suitability for deliveries. The four-month trial could be extended to a full year.
Read More →Operated by Brazilian service 99, the partnership will allow customers to request vehicles without going to another app.
Read More →The following is the state of the global fleet market report, by global region, based on presentations given at the GFS Conference, and also includes additional input from global fleet management companies ALD Automotive, Wheels, and FleetPartners, who shared their insights about the global fleet market with Automotive Fleet after the GFS conference.
Read More →FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp., will add the first electric vehicles (EVs) to its local fleet in Brazil in January 2014.
Read More →Avis Budget Group has acquired a 50-percent ownership stake in its Brazilian licensee, which the company said involves the investment of $50 million to enable the company to expand the presence of its Avis and Budget brands in the Brazilian car rental market.
Read More →There has been a change in the vehicle funding and ownership pattern in Brazil, with vehicle buyers increasingly abandoning the expensive “ownership” vehicle funding model. Instead, they are gravitating toward the more cost-effective “operational leasing” model.
Read More →Banco Volkswagen do Brasil’s is offering a new Operational Leasing and Fleet Management (OLFM) product to the Brazilian market.
Read More →With just days to go before the first kick off, Hyundai Motor Company, Official Partner of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, delivered over one thousand vehicles for the ground transportation to organizers of the sporting event in Brazil.
Read More →Spartan Emergency Response Vehicles (ERV), a business unit of Spartan Motors, Inc., has announced that it has been awarded by the Sao Paulo (Brazil) Fire Department an order for 20 units.
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