Law No. 13,755, of December 19, 2018

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<p>This law aims to promote the production of cars and the import of auto parts in the country. It sets rules designed to improve energy efficiency and "the protection of the environment". It approves the Programa Rota 2030 (Route 2030 programme) to enable these changes. On December 30, 2023, it was published Provisional Measure No. 1.205/2023 which establishes the Green Mobility and Innovation Program - MOVER Program, which aims to support technological development, global competitiveness, integration into global value chains, decarbonization, alignment with a low-carbon economy in the productive and innovative ecosystem of cars, trucks and their road equipment, buses, chassis with engines, self-propelled machinery and auto parts. This legislation gradually replaces the Route 2023 program.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>


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