Over 100 Vehicles, Including Electric Cars, Will Be Auctioned Online by Itaipu Dam

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Published on 11/01/2021 at 14:07

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Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant Will Auction Over 100 Vehicles on the 22nd, Including Electric Cars. The Event Will Be Held Online, with Bids Starting at R$ 14.3 Thousand

Itaipu Binational, located in Foz do Iguaçu, in western Paraná, will auction more than 100 used vehicles that are in usable condition, including electric cars. The event will take place online on the 22nd at 9 AM. Looking for a job? Petroleum Products Distributor Starts Recruitment and Selection in Many Positions, Today January 11

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According to the information from the plant, with a minimum bid of R$ 14.3 thousand, you can compete for vehicles such as vans, trucks, passenger vehicles, and electric cars that were used by Itaipu and various manufacturers, including Renault, Ford, Fiat, Toyota, and Mitsubishi.

In addition to the cars mentioned above, 19 units in scrap condition and one automotive electric lift for workshops will also be auctioned.

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The vehicles can be viewed until January 20 at Itaipu’s central warehouse, located at Avenida Presidente Tancredo Neves, 6731. Visiting hours are from 7:30 AM to 11 AM and from 2 PM to 4:30 PM.

The vehicle evaluations will be visual only and must be scheduled by phone at (45) 3520-6579 or via the addresses alemt@itaipu.gov.br and ick@itaipu.gov.br,

Over 100 Vehicles, Including Electric Cars, Will Be Auctioned Online by Itaipu Dam

Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant Will Auction Over 100 Vehicles on the 22nd, Including Electric Cars. The Event Will Be Held Online, with Bids Starting at R$ 14.3 Thousand

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How to Check the Vehicles That Will Be Auctioned by Itaipu

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