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    Brazil's Weg to sell locally made EV chargers to Europe next year

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    Posted on October 3, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Weg plans to sell locally made EV chargers in Europe by next year, while expanding manufacturing in Mexico to meet demand for electrical parts.

    Table of Contents

    • Weg's Expansion into the European EV Market
    • Investment Plans in Mexico
    • New Battery Charger Launch
    • Battery Maintenance and Recycling Services

    Brazil's Weg to sell locally made EV chargers to Europe next year

    Weg's Expansion into the European EV Market

    By Alberto Alerigi

    Investment Plans in Mexico

    SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian motor maker Weg is set to begin selling made-in-Europe EV battery chargers to that same market next year, while it also looks to ramp up planned investments in Mexico to meet rising demand for electrical parts there, executives said on Friday.

    New Battery Charger Launch

    "We already started EV charge operations in Europe, and starting next year, we will have products on the market manufactured in Europe," Weg's Managing Director of Digital and Systems Carlos Grillo said in a presentation.

    Battery Maintenance and Recycling Services

    CEO Alberto Kuba added that the company is also speeding up an expansion of its component manufacturing capacity in Mexico - Latin America's second-largest economy and a major car manufacturer - to meet strong demand for alternators from Marathon, a company it acquired in 2023.

    "We're speeding up everything we can in Mexico. Investments that were planned for 2026, 2027, 2028 are being brought forward," he said, adding that recent uncertainties caused by U.S. trade policy has also encouraged the move.

    The Trump administration has imposed heavy sanctions on goods from Brazil.

    Full integration of Marathon will likely take two to three more years, Kuba said.

    In Brazil, where according to executives Weg supplies batteries to 60% of the country's 1,168 electric buses operating so far, Grillo said the company has launched a repair and maintenance center for electric vehicles in Sao Paulo state.

    Grillo said this center should in the medium-term offer battery maintenance, capacity expansion and recycling services. He did not share a specific date.

    Weg also plans to launch a new battery charger next year with a capacity of around 1 megawatt, Grillo added. Its best charger currently has a capacity of 640 kilowatts.

    (Reporting by Alberto Alerigi; Writing by Fernando Cardoso; Editing by Sarah Morland and Chizu Nomiyama )

    Key Takeaways

    • •Weg to sell EV chargers in Europe next year.
    • •Expansion of manufacturing capacity in Mexico.
    • •New battery charger with 1 megawatt capacity planned.
    • •Launch of EV repair and maintenance center in Brazil.
    • •Full integration of Marathon expected in 2-3 years.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Brazil's Weg to sell locally made EV chargers to Europe next year

    1What is an EV charger?

    An EV charger is a device that supplies electric energy to recharge electric vehicles (EVs). It converts electrical power from the grid into a form that can be stored in the vehicle's battery.

    2What is battery maintenance?

    Battery maintenance refers to the regular checks and services performed on batteries to ensure they operate efficiently and have a longer lifespan. This includes monitoring charge levels and replacing worn components.

    3What is investment planning?

    Investment planning is the process of identifying financial goals and creating a strategy to achieve them through investments. It involves assessing risk tolerance and selecting appropriate investment vehicles.

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