RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Up to 65% of cars sold in Brazil in 2035 will be electric, a scenario that, according to a study published Tuesday, could require an investment of at least R $ 150 over the next 15 years Dollar) will require (10) by the industry association.
According to the National Association of Automotive Vehicle Manufacturers (ANFAVEA), millions of dollars in technology and infrastructure for automotive manufacturing must be invested in a combined effort of the sector, fuel and energy producers, and the government.
This estimate is based on a study conducted by ANFAVEA. . .
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