The Long Highway South: How Patagonian Adventure Tourism Became a Distinctive Mobility Market

by Francis Rozange | Apr 23, 2026 | Market Research, Automotive Market Research, Recreational vehicles

The Long Highway South: How Patagonian Adventure Tourism Became a Distinctive Mobility Market Two Roads That Define a Continent’s End The Carretera Austral on the Chilean side and the Ruta 40 on the Argentine side together trace the spine of Patagonia, running...

The Quiet Champion: How Uruguay Built Latin America’s Most Renewable Power Grid and Became the Region’s Unlikely EV Leader

by Francis Rozange | Apr 23, 2026 | Market Research, Automotive Market Research

The Quiet Champion: How Uruguay Built Latin America’s Most Renewable Power Grid and Became the Region’s Unlikely EV Leader A Small Country Setting a Large Example Uruguay has a population of roughly three and a half million, an automotive market that...

The Pampas Pickup: How Argentina Became the Continent’s Most Truck-Loyal Market and Why That Matters for the Electric Transition

by Francis Rozange | Apr 23, 2026 | Market Research, Automotive Market Research

The Pampas Pickup: How Argentina Became the Continent’s Most Truck-Loyal Market and Why That Matters for the Electric Transition The Vehicle That Defines the Country Drive any Argentine highway between Cordoba and Mendoza, between Rosario and Bahia Blanca, or...

The Bogota Backpack: How Colombia Became Latin America’s Laboratory for Last-Mile Mobility

by Francis Rozange | Apr 23, 2026 | Market Research, Automotive Market Research, Motorcycle Market research

The Bogota Backpack: How Colombia Became Latin America’s Laboratory for Last-Mile Mobility A City Built on Two Wheels and a Smartphone Walk through any neighborhood in central Bogota at lunchtime and the most visible economic activity is the choreography of...

Saving Together to Ride Alone: How the Brazilian Consorcio System Became the Backbone of Two-Wheel Mobility

by Francis Rozange | Apr 23, 2026 | Market Research, Motorcycle Market research

Saving Together to Ride Alone: How the Brazilian Consorcio System Became the Backbone of Two-Wheel Mobility A Financial Architecture Older Than the Modern Motorcycle Market In Brazil, a substantial share of new motorcycles are purchased through a financial mechanism...

The Andean Motorcycle Decade: How a Continent’s Vertical Geography Built One of the World’s Fastest Growing Two-Wheel Markets

by Francis Rozange | Apr 23, 2026 | Market Research, Motorcycle Market research

The Andean Motorcycle Decade: How a Continent’s Vertical Geography Built One of the World’s Fastest Growing Two-Wheel Markets Quito at Five in the Morning In the highland capitals of Quito, La Paz, and Cusco, the daily rhythm of street life begins with the...