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Paulo Cabral
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Latin America's electric bus fleet has grown 16-fold in less than a decade.More than eight out of ten buses on the streets come from Chinese manufacturers.Chile and Colombia went electric early, with purchases from China.Brazil, the region's largest economy, has been slower — and is proving a harder market to win. Paulo Cabral reports from São Paulo.
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Latin America's electric bus fleet has grown 16-fold in less than a decade.
More than eight out of ten buses on the streets come from Chinese manufacturers.
Chile and Colombia went electric early, with purchases from China.
Brazil, the region's largest economy, has been slower — and is proving a harder market to win.
Paulo Cabral reports from São Paulo.
For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now and subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The China Report.