en.Wedoany.com Reported - Brazil's truck market contracted in May, with 8,200 units registered, down 5.3% from 8,661 units in April and 7% from 8,813 units in the same period of 2025.

According to data released on Tuesday (2nd) by the National Federation of Motor Vehicle Distributors (Fenabrave), cumulative truck sales in the first five months totaled 38,611 units, down 13.6% from 44,710 units in the same period last year. "With the end of the first phase of the 'Move Brasil' program in March and the launch of the second phase on May 29, both transport companies and individual owners have adopted a wait-and-see approach," said Arcelio Junior, president of the organization. The executive noted that truck purchases depend on long-term business decisions, with buyers evaluating financing conditions, income expectations, and operating costs before investing. "Therefore, the second phase of 'Move Brasil' is highly anticipated. With its implementation at the end of May, we expect sales to gradually recover in the coming months," Arcelio Junior said. The "Move Brasil 2" program offers 21.2 billion reais in credit lines and expands coverage to include buses, minibuses, and agricultural equipment. Arcelio Junior concluded that with low interest rates, grace periods, and extended financing terms, this new phase will drive the recovery of a segment that had been shrinking.

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