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NETS’ Regional Satellite Conference in Latin America will feature speakers from a number of fields, including NETS member organizations that operate in the region, local road safety advocates, government officials, and members of the Latin America New Car Assessment Program (NCAP).
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Highlights of the upcoming Fleet Europe Summit includes the fifth meeting of the Global Fleet Advisory Board for Latin America; the meeting of the Global Fleet Managers Club; Geotab’s Mobility Connect event; an electric vehicle ride-and-drive; networking opportunities, and several automotive remarketing forums.
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Renault is aiming to achieve a market share of 10% in Brazil by the end of 2018 and will look to achieve this by expanding its operations across Latin America.
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DHL eCommerce has launched a business to consumer domestic delivery operation with customer-centric solutions in Chile.
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The light commercial vehicle segment in Latin America is forecast to have a potential of one million vehicle sales per year.
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Daimler Trucks experienced sharply decreased unit sales in the NAFTA region, Turkey, the Middle East, Latin America and Indonesia due to cyclical and/or weak market conditions. Mercedes-Benz Vans achieved a record sales year in 2016.
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The fleet market in Peru for 2016 is forecast to be around 10% of total automotive sales of 171,000 units, which is a decrease from 2015.
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Fleet Logistics has three main priorities in the coming months: to integrate and harmonize its IT systems, to standardize its business processes, and to adapt the organization to the new standards and approach.
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Fleet management provider Fleet Logistics is celebrating 20 years on the international fleet management scene with a series of updates to its operating structure, logo, and website.
Read More →If UN vehicle safety regulations were applied by four key Latin American countries, 40,000 lives could be saved and 400,000 serious injuries prevented by 2030, according to a new report by Global NCAP and the Inter-American Development Bank,
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