VW e-Delivery could kick-start Brazil’s electric CV market

Roberto Cortes, CEO of VW Caminhões e Ônibus speaks to Megan Lampinen about recent efforts to promote electrification in the Brazilian commercial vehicle sector

Brazil's automotive industry has long championed ethanol, but could it emerge as a pioneer in electrification? VW Caminhões e Ônibus (VWCO) is doing its bit to make that happen, and the Traton Group company has been investing heavily in local R&D and manufacturing to support its vision of an electric future. In December, it announced a Real 110.8m (US$26.5m) infusion to support the production and launch of the new e-Delivery truck.

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