Want To Trade The Truck? Prosecutor's Office Releases R$ 6 Billion With Interest Rates Of 13% To 14%, Says Alckmin

Want To Trade The Truck? Prosecutor’s Office Releases R$ 6 Billion With Interest Rates Of 13% To 14%, Says Alckmin

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 20/12/2025 at 20:26

MP libera R$ 6 bilhões para financiar caminhões, fixa juros de 13% a 14% ao ano, prioriza renovação da frota e exige fabricação nacional.

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The Vice President and Minister of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services, Geraldo Alckmin, stated on Friday (19) that the 17% growth of this year’s harvest should boost the federal truck financing program, created by Provisional Measure published in the Official Gazette on Tuesday (16), with R$ 6 billion.

The minister said that the expansion of agricultural production increases the demand for road transport, the sector responsible for the majority of grain distribution in the country, and that fleet renewal is central to improving logistics efficiency and reducing operational costs.

Program Prioritizes Renewal and Expands Access to Credit

The Provisional Measure establishes financing lines for the acquisition of new or used trucks by autonomous truck drivers and transport companies, with resources directed toward the modernization of the Brazilian fleet, according to the text published in the Official Gazette.

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Environmental Criteria and the Role of BNDES

The financing lines must meet criteria for environmental, social, and economic sustainability, which will be defined in an ordinance from MDIC, responsible for the complementary regulation of the program.

Resources will be transferred by the Ministry of Finance to BNDES, which will act as the financial agent and may provide its own resources to expand the available financing capacity.

The financial conditions, including interest rates, terms and grace periods, were set by the National Monetary Council. According to Alckmin, interest rates will be between 13% and 14% per year.

Incentive for Recycling and Efficient Models

The PM authorizes differentiated conditions for financing linked to the delivery of trucks over 20 years old for recycling, a measure aimed at removing old vehicles from circulation.

The text also encourages the acquisition of more efficient models by autonomous carriers, while an act from MDIC will define how the definitive withdrawal of the vehicle and its forwarding to recycling companies will be proven.

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