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Sale of New Vehicles Hits Record in September, Says Fenabrave

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Sales of new vehicles hit a historical record for the month of September in Brazil, and still put 2026 at the best pace on the market in 15 years, according to data released by the National Federation of Automotive Vehicle Distribution (Fenabrave).

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Cars, light commercials, trucks and new buses combined 509,686 units in September, up 1.15% from the previous month, said the National Motor Vehicle Distribution Federation (Fenabrave) on Monday (5), highlighting that the result was the best for September of the historical series. Compared to September of last year, licenses rose 8.32%. In the cumulative year of the year, sales amounted to 4.23 million, an increase of almost 15% over the same pe…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Bus sales also grew boosted by the Move Brazil program of the Lula government, with a discharge of 18.43% Sales of new vehicles hit record in September, according to data from the National Motor Vehicle Federation (Fenabrave). They were sold 509,686 units, among automobiles, light commercials (piaches and vans), buses, trucks, motorcycles and road implements. A [...] The post Sales of new vehicles grow 8.32% in September appeared first in People…

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Total of 509,686 new units, high of 1.15% over August and 8.32% in the annual comparison. Read on Power360.

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The new car, light commercial, truck and bus placards totaled 509,68 thousand units in September, 1,15% higher than the previous month, said Fenabrave (National Automotive Vehicle Distribution Federation) on Monday (6). Read more (10/06/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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September was a record month for new car sales. The rest of the autumn will be even more intense.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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