Campinas, Brazil, has seen a record number of electric and hybrid vehicle registrations in January 2026, marking a significant 45.1% increase from the previous year.
In January 2026, Campinas, located in the state of São Paulo, experienced a remarkable surge in electric and hybrid vehicle registrations, achieving the highest January figures since the historical records began in 2022. According to the Brazilian Electric Vehicle Association (ABVE), a total of 347 electrified vehicles were registered, averaging about 11 new models per day. This represents a significant increase of 45.1% compared to January 2025, highlighting a growing trend in the adoption of greener transportation options among local consumers.
The data reflects a comprehensive tally of various types of electrified vehicles available in Brazil, including 100% electric vehicles (BEV), plug-in hybrids (PHEV), pure hybrids (HEV), gasoline/ethanol hybrids (HEV Flex), and mild hybrids (MHEV). Over the years, registrations in Campinas have consistently risen: from just 73 in January 2022 to 347 in January 2026, showing a sustained interest in electrification. Notably, Campinas has become the leading city in Brazil's interior for the sale of electrified vehicles.
Ending 2025 with 4,424 units registered, Campinas surpassed the milestone of 10,000 registered electric and hybrid vehicles in November 2025, which signifies not only a technological shift but also a cultural change towards sustainability in urban transportation. As such, these statistics may signal a burgeoning market for electric vehicles in Brazil, pointing to potential growth opportunities for manufacturers and changes in urban policy aimed at promoting cleaner mobility in the region.
