Most people who rent a vehicle in Brazil do not intend to buy their own car, says research | Estadão Mobility |

Research on habits, preferences and demographic characteristics of car rental users in Brazil reveals that the majority do not intend to buy their own vehicle.

A Awto, a carsharing company in Latin America, interviewed a thousand Brazilian customers during data collection.

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According to the survey, the average user of the rental service is between 25 and 44 years old, representing 70.4% of respondents.

Most of these are also part of class B (48.9% of respondents) and have completed higher education (38.9%) or postgraduate studies (26.6%). Of this total, 62.6% do not own a car.

Another highlight observed was the work model and vehicle use: the majority, 50.7% of those interviewed, work in a hybrid manner. Another 16.2% of the total analyzed works entirely from home.

According to the survey results, the main use of rental cars is leisure activities. Secondly, it appears as a means of transportation between home and work.

Other reasons, such as going to the supermarket, medical appointments, traveling and moving, for example, accumulate in the remaining 36.5%.

In addition to the majority not having their own vehicle, a portion of those interviewed (around 12%) justified the use of car rental as an alternative to the “high prices on transport apps”.

Price and flexibility in use, such as the option to rent a car via cell phone, were the most cited among the justifications.

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