A LUZ DE UM NOVO BRASIL

Made here.
For the road ahead.

LUMA is a Brazilian electric-mobility company founded in Campinas, São Paulo. We turn the country’s energy, engineering talent and optimism into vehicles that belong on its roads.

OUR STORY

A local answer
to a big question.

Brazil has abundant renewable energy, a deep industrial tradition and journeys that often stretch far beyond a city limit. Yet electric mobility was rarely designed around those realities.

LUMA began with a simple question from three engineers connected to the Campinas research community: what would an electric vehicle look like if it started with Brazil—not an adaptation imported at the end?

LUMA manufacturing campus in Campinas
MANUFACTURED IN BRAZIL

Campinas is
our starting point.

Our manufacturing campus brings engineering, production and local supply partners closer together. It is where LUMA develops a more resilient way to make electric mobility for the country.

FROM PLATFORM TO ROAD

Built with
pride and precision.

ÍRIS is assembled around a tropicalized LFP battery system, a practical L-ONE architecture and manufacturing processes designed to improve continuously. Every build connects Brazilian people, know-how and purpose.

  • Local engineering and validation
  • Battery systems prepared for hot climates
  • A growing Brazilian supplier ecosystem
LUMA ÍRIS assembly line in Campinas
THE ROAD SO FAR

Building LUMA,
one committed step at a time.

2023

The question

Engineers in Campinas begin shaping an electric-mobility platform around Brazil’s energy and travel realities.

2024

LUMA is founded

LUMA Mobilidade Elétrica is established in Campinas and receives its first climate-focused backing.

2025

From prototype to plant

ÍRIS prototypes enter real-road validation as the first manufacturing phase and local supply programme take shape.

2026

The first light

ÍRIS is prepared for first customer deliveries, beginning with the São Paulo region and a growing LUMA network.

LUMA MOBILIDADE ELÉTRICA

More than a vehicle.
A way forward.

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