RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Brazilian automobile production plateaued in November, rising just 0.7% from October to 238,200 units after several months of higher growth in a sign the coronavirus recovery may be slowing.
Brazilian automobile production plateaued in November, rising just 0.7% from October to 238,200 units after several months of higher growth in a sign the coronavirus recovery may be slowing.
Auto sales grew by 4.6% to 225,010 units compared to the prior month, according to monthly data released by Anfavea, the trade group representing the main global automakers in Brazil.
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