GM negotiates with Brazilian regulators the recognition of US security standards to import Escalade, Tahoe and Suburban
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General Motors is looking to change the vehicle approval rules in Brazil. The assembler's movement comes in an attempt to enable the direct import of vehicles manufactured in the United States — and, for that, the manufacturer acts with the Brazilian regulatory bodies so that the country recognizes the North American safety standards. According to Fabio Rua, vice president of GM in South America, the current technical divergence does not mean th…