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2 » INDEX November 2018 | AutoData VOLKSWAGEN T-CROSS LAUNCHES EVENT AUTODATA CONGRESS PERSPECTIVES 2019 ANNIVERSARY IOCHPE-MAXION RENEGADE AND HR-V 2019 MARKET CREDIT SUPPLY CAOA CHERY ARRIZO 5 SCANIA TRUCKS ANNIVERSARY CHEVROLET OPALA Disclousure/Scan ia Disclousure/ CaoaChery Disclousure/Je ep Disclousure/VW 14 30 44 18 36 22 24 42 The youngest compact SUVwants to come and devour its opponents. It was launched at Salão do Automóvel in São Paulo, but will get to the dealerships only in the second trimester of 2019. An audience of about 1 thousand people gathered at the Hotel Transamerica in São Paulo heard in two days the top executives talk about the automotive sector in 2019. Using the remaining time until the T-Cross reaches the market Jeep and Honda sharpen claws to fight the VW car improving their models even in the price table. Caoa strengthen the Chery operation in Jacareí with the third model production, the Arrizo 5 sedan, which joins QQ and Tiggo 2. It brings a nationalization program with it. Scania prepares a great structure to present its new trucks, wide new offers regarding cabins and engines, in addition to innovations in the marketing system for the customers. The scenario for financings, once again, will be fundamental to sustain a new increase in vehicle sales in Brazil. November registers Chevrolet Opala’s fiftieth anniversary, the first car produced by GM in Brazil and owner of a legion of fans to this day. No less than one century of Iochpe-Maxion is also celebrated in November, currently the largest Brazilian auto parts company. 4 6 47 28 50 FROM THE TOP Miguel Jorge, of Barral M Jorge, evaluates the first ideas of the government that begins its mandate in 2019 LENSES AUTODATA ASKS PEOPLE & BUSINESS END OF CHAT The backstage of the automotive industry. And the situations in the hornet’s nest that nobody pokes. We choose a theme monthly and invite a specialist to respond Executive moves and other news from the Brazilian automotive industry The most relevant and irrelevant headlines of the month, handpicked by our editors

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