Brazilian Inmetro Delegation Visits GAC for EV Regulatory Technical Exchanges
A delegation from Brazil's Inmetro visited GAC's Guangzhou base to deepen technical exchanges on electric vehicle regulations, building on a cooperation mechanism launched in September 2025.
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What Happened
A delegation from Brazil’s National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology (Inmetro) visited GAC’s Guangzhou production base for technical research visits and business exchanges. The visit builds on a technical cooperation mechanism launched by both parties in September 2025. During the visit, the delegation toured GAC’s production lines and held themed discussions on electric vehicle technical and regulatory topics. GAC shared its technological applications and practical achievements across the entire EV industry chain.
Technical cooperation mechanism launched
Inmetro delegation visits GAC's Guangzhou base
“The first-hand industry insights gained from this exchange would provide important support for Brazil’s ongoing technical analysis of electric vehicles and regulatory policy research, helping the country improve its regulatory framework in the relevant fields.”
GAC stated it will continue to deepen exchanges with global regulatory authorities and industry partners. The company aims to provide internationally competitive products and technical solutions that comply with local regulations, contributing to the standardized, green, and sustainable development of the industry.
Previously from GAC Group
GAC recently launched its electric vehicle brand Aion in the UK with a new dealership and the Aion V SUV, marking its expansion into a new market. The deepening of technical exchanges with Brazil's Inmetro highlights GAC's ongoing global regulatory engagement as it seeks to comply with local standards worldwide.
Background drawn from MotorClaw's earlier coverage of GAC Group's official releases.
Why this matters
This visit helps Brazil improve its EV regulatory framework by learning from GAC's industry experience. Clearer regulations can benefit Brazilian consumers by ensuring safer and more standardized electric vehicles. It also supports GAC's strategy of global regulatory cooperation as it expands internationally.
Terms in This Story
- Inmetro
- Brazil's National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology, responsible for standardization, quality, and regulatory oversight.
Summarised from the linked release; details can be imperfect — always verify against the original source.