Electric Car Sales In Brazil May Be Coming Soon, And Gas Stations Will Need To Adapt

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 20/10/2020 at 08:41

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The Commercialization of Electric Cars in Brazil Is Getting Closer to the Boom, Brazilian Gas Stations Must Adapt If Both Bills Are Approved.

The electric car automotive industry is rapidly moving toward success in the Brazilian market, with increasing pressure for energy efficiency and combating the harm that cars cause to the environment. It is natural for automakers to start investing in solutions for the development of new products with this purpose. But, without wanting to rain on anyone’s parade, but already doing so, we are in Brazil, and our reality is quite different from that of countries where electric cars are almost a trivial item in everyday life.

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Do we have the conditions for a sudden increase in this segment in our industry? With market opening, is it possible that we can make these products more accessible to the average public? And maintenance, charging… how does that work?

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According to Ivo Pugnaloni, president of ENERCONS, electric cars, being a success in Japan, the USA, and Europe—countries that have already implemented laws prohibiting the use of gasoline-powered cars effective in 2023—would also be an unquestionable success in the Brazilian market.

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The Commercialization of Electric Cars in Brazil Is Getting Closer to the Boom, Brazilian Gas Stations Must Adapt If Both Bills Are Approved.

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The Commercialization of Electric Cars in Brazil Is Getting Closer to the Boom, Brazilian Gas Stations Must Adapt If Both Bills Are Approved.

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