Brazilian manufacturer Fábrica Nacional de Motores (FNM) is returning to the market to produce battery-electric trucks for the Brazil market, after shutting operations in 1988, following a new partnership with a U.S.-based battery Tier 1 supplier.
The new locations — which are already taking reservations — join the National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car brands in all three countries.
Operated by Brazilian service 99, the partnership will allow customers to request vehicles without going to another app.
In Brazil, the local vehicle leasing business has dropped by 25%, while the Brazilian car rental industry has taken a 90% hit.
Automotive Fleet evaluated the Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia fleet markets in this latest report, which found successes in Brazil and Colombia, and economic struggles in Argentina.
Located on the northeastern coast of Brazil, with a population of about 3.8 million, Salvador is the country’s fourth-largest city.
Enterprise Holdings has opened its first Brazilian Enterprise Rent-A-Car locations as part of a broader growth strategy in the region to provide airport travelers and road trippers with a wide range of reliable vehicles to suit their needs.
The Veiculo Eletrico Latino-Americano event in Sao Paulo on Oct. 1-3 brought together stakeholders to demonstrate EV technology and share market developments.
Toyota Brazil is manufacturing a new vehicle for the Brazilian market, which will be scheduled for commercialization in 2021.
FleetCor Technologies company Sem Parar has partnered with Nissan in Brazil to allow contactless payments in its vehicles, FleetCor has announced.
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