BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): ACaoa Changan, a joint venture formed by the alliance between the traditional Brazilian manufacturer and the giant Chinese manufacturer, is completing one year in Brazil, full of reasons to celebrate.
In addition to the excellent consumer acceptance of the first cars launched in the country (Uni-T, CS75 and CS55), the company is excited about the results of the first 12 months of operation. And he wants to achieve much more in 2027.
During the presentation of the balance of operations to the press, the brand’s executives revealed part of the plans outlined for the next period, including store expansion and launch forecasts. And that’s what CT Auto will reveal next.
Present in the Brazilian market with three lines in its first year of operation (Avatr, Uni and CS), Caoa Changan wants to expand the portfolio from 2027 and, as part of this strategy, will incorporate two more into the current portfolio: Deepal and Nevo.
The arrival of the new lines is part of a package of launches scheduled for 2027. According to executives, there will be at least 8 new cars by the end of the year, encompassing a wide range of engines: ICE, HEV, PHEV, REEV and BEV.
The introduction of new lines, linked to the launch of at least eight new models on the Brazilian market, will force the joint venture to also invest heavily in infrastructure.
The current plan foresees the opening of another 50 stores in the country, totaling 100, with coverage that has already reached 82% of the national territory.
Furthermore, as part of an investment of around R$5 billion, the promise is to double production capacity in Anápolis (GO), at the plant from which 14 thousand Changan cars have already been produced, and Caoa Chery models are also produced.
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