IEC 62196-2 compliant EV charging solutions — ready for Brazil's growing AC charging infrastructure.
Brazil is emerging as Latin America's largest EV market — and Type 2 charging infrastructure is at the heart of this transformation.
Brazil stands as the largest automotive market in Latin America, and its transition to electric mobility is accelerating rapidly. Major automakers including BYD, Volkswagen, General Motors, and Stellantis have committed to producing electric and hybrid vehicles locally, driving massive demand for compatible EV charging infrastructure. The Brazilian government's Mover Program, launched in 2023, provides substantial tax incentives for EV manufacturers and charging station operators, creating a highly favorable environment for Type 2 charging cable suppliers and manufacturers.
The country's unique energy matrix — with over 80% of electricity generated from renewable sources, primarily hydropower — gives Brazil a significant environmental advantage for EV adoption. Charging an EV in Brazil produces substantially fewer carbon emissions compared to fossil-fuel-heavy grids, making the economic and ecological case for electrification exceptionally strong.
Brazil is progressively adopting the IEC 62196-2 (Type 2 / Mennekes) standard for AC EV charging, aligning with European norms widely used by imported European EVs such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and Volvo — all of which have significant market presence in Brazil. The Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT) through NBR 16820 and related norms is harmonizing local EV charging regulations with international best practices, making IEC 62196-compliant Type 2 cables the preferred choice for public and commercial charging infrastructure across the country.
DC fast charging in Brazil is increasingly adopting the CCS2 (Combined Charging System Type 2) connector, which is compatible with the Type 2 inlet and enables both AC and DC charging through a single port. This dual compatibility makes Type 2 and CCS2 charging cables essential components for any comprehensive Brazilian EV charging network.
Brazil's EV sales grew over 90% in 2023. Projections indicate the EV fleet will exceed 1.5 million vehicles by 2030, requiring tens of thousands of new Type 2 charging points nationwide.
R$19.3 billion in incentives through 2028 supports EV production, charging network expansion, and green mobility innovation — directly boosting demand for compliant Type 2 charging cables.
With 80%+ renewable electricity, Brazil's grid is ideal for EV charging. Type 2 cable infrastructure paired with clean energy delivers truly zero-emission transport solutions.
São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, and Curitiba are rapidly deploying public Type 2 AC charging stations in shopping centers, parking garages, and commercial districts.
Major logistics companies and municipal bus operators are electrifying their fleets, requiring industrial-grade Type 2 and CCS2 charging solutions capable of high-cycle, heavy-duty performance.
BYD's Camaçari plant and other local EV factories need certified Type 2 charging cable suppliers with OEM/ODM capability, custom specifications, and reliable volume production.
Key developments shaping the future of EV charging cable demand across Brazil's industrial and commercial sectors.
Brazil's ABNT is finalizing national standards aligned with IEC 62196-2, establishing Type 2 as the dominant AC connector and CCS2 for DC fast charging — creating long-term demand certainty for compliant cable manufacturers.
Brazil's federal government is funding fast-charging corridors along major highways (BR-101, BR-116, BR-153), requiring high-amperage CCS2 and Type 2 cables rated for 150A–250A continuous operation in tropical climates.
Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) and Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technologies are gaining traction in Brazil, particularly for energy management in remote regions. This drives demand for advanced Type 2 cables with bidirectional communication capability.
Brazil's diverse climate — from Amazonian humidity to southern cold snaps — demands Type 2 cables with enhanced UV resistance, IP67 sealing, and TPU/TPE jacketing rated from -30°C to +50°C for reliable year-round performance.
Brazil's urban apartment culture is fueling demand for Mode 2 portable EV chargers and compact Type 2 home charging cables, as condominium associations install shared charging infrastructure for residents.
Brazil's vast agribusiness and mining sectors are beginning to electrify off-road and utility vehicles, creating niche demand for ruggedized Type 2 and industrial-grade charging connectors built for harsh environments.
Where Type 2 EV charging cables are making an impact across Brazil's diverse commercial and industrial landscape.
São Paulo's Iguatemi, Shopping JK, and hundreds of regional malls are deploying Type 2 AC charging bays as a premium customer amenity, requiring durable 32A charging cables.
Brazil's booming tourism sector drives hotel EV charging adoption. Type 2 Mode 3 cables at 16A–32A serve guests in Rio de Janeiro, Florianópolis, and São Paulo overnight charging scenarios.
Cities like Curitiba, São Paulo, and Belo Horizonte are electrifying public bus fleets. Depot charging requires high-cycle, industrial-grade Type 2 and CCS2 cables rated for 24/7 operation.
Brazil's multinational corporations are installing employee EV charging as a sustainability benefit, deploying Type 2 charging infrastructure in corporate parking facilities across major cities.
Federal highway charging corridors connecting São Paulo–Rio, São Paulo–Brasília, and southern routes require weatherproof CCS2 and Type 2 cables for 50kW–150kW fast chargers.
Brazil's condominium market is the fastest-growing segment for home EV charging. Portable Mode 2 Type 2 chargers and wallbox installations are becoming standard in new residential developments.
Localiza, Movida, and app-based rideshare operators are electrifying vehicle fleets, requiring bulk supplies of standardized Type 2 charging cables for depot and on-route charging.
Brazil's solar and wind energy projects pair with EV charging hubs in remote areas, where V2L and V2G-capable Type 2 cables enable intelligent energy storage and distribution.
With 2,700 employees, 4 advanced factories, and 200+ dedicated R&D engineers, Sanco is a nationally recognized high-tech enterprise specializing in the full lifecycle of connectivity system products — from R&D and design through manufacturing, sales, and after-sales support.
We specialize in R&D and manufacturing of electrical connection systems for automotive, rail transit, industrial, communication, and energy storage applications — including high-voltage connectors, MSDs, laminated busbars, injection-molded busbars, signal connectors, rectangular and circular connectors, CCS assemblies, and precision components.
For the Brazil market, Sanco provides fully customized Type 2 EV charging cables with OEM & ODM capabilities, ensuring compliance with IEC 62196, local ABNT standards, and international certifications including RoHS, IATF, UL, TUV, and SGS.
A streamlined 8-step process designed to deliver custom Type 2 charging cables for Brazil's market requirements efficiently and reliably.
Submit detailed product specifications via the Contact form. Our Brazil market specialists respond within 24 hours.
We confirm project details and technical parameters — including cable length, amperage, connector type, and local certification needs.
Formal product engineering drawings are issued for your review and approval before any tooling or production begins.
Upon drawing approval, we provide a transparent formal quotation with detailed cost breakdown and lead time estimates.
Engineering prototypes are produced to exact specifications for physical testing, fit verification, and regulatory pre-compliance checks.
Full test reports per customer requirements and international standards (IEC 62196, UL, TUV) are submitted for your approval.
Upon sample approval, mass production commences in our ISO-certified facilities with full SPC quality control and traceability.
A dedicated account team oversees production follow-up, shipping coordination, and ongoing after-sales support for Brazil customers.
Nationally accredited laboratory — certified by CNAS & UL. 30+ professional inspectors, 100+ imported high-precision testing devices. Testing accuracy up to 0.1μm, delivering authoritative and reliable data for every Type 2 charging cable we manufacture.










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From portable Mode 2 chargers to industrial CCS2 DC connectors — Sanco's full lineup covers every EV charging scenario in the Brazilian market.
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