5 Mini SUVs That Will Be Launched in Brazil 'on a Budget': Check Out the Compact and Affordable Cars That Will Deliver More Performance at a Price You Can Afford!

5 Mini SUVs That Will Be Launched in Brazil ‘on a Budget’: Check Out the Compact and Affordable Cars That Will Deliver More Performance at a Price You Can Afford!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 20/08/2024 at 10:30

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The Automotive Market Is Heated With A New Wave Of Affordable Compact SUVs Promising To Attract Brazilian Consumers. See The Launches That Will Move The Streets!

The compact SUV market is booming in Brazil, with automakers preparing to launch models that combine technology, efficiency, and accessibility. These new SUVs promise to offer interesting solutions for those looking for a versatile vehicle without breaking the bank. Check out the five launches that are about to arrive in the Brazilian market soon, according to Auto Esporte, the car newspaper of the Garagem channel.

1. New Duster (Renault/Dacia)

Dacia, the Romanian subsidiary of Renault, is preparing a revolution in the market with the new generation of the Duster. This SUV will be built on Renault-Nissan’s CMF-B modular platform, featuring a modern design with an interconnected front grille to the “Y”-shaped headlights, full LED lighting, and wheels up to 18 inches. The big news is the hybrid version, which combines a 1.6 gasoline engine with two electric motors, offering 140 horsepower and an average consumption of 24.5 km/l. The interior has been redesigned with high-quality materials, providing good interior space. With a history of success in Europe, the new Duster is set to land in Brazil in 2025, promising to attract many eyes.

2. New WR-V (Honda)

Honda has confirmed the arrival of the new generation of the WR-V in the Brazilian market, a compact SUV that is now bigger and more competitive. With updated design, the grille features chrome details, full LED headlights, and wheels up to 17 inches. Under the hood, the WR-V comes equipped with a 1.5 naturally aspirated engine producing 126 horsepower, paired with a CVT automatic transmission. The interior, while simple, offers superior quality compared to competing models like the Chevrolet Tracker. The WR-V is ideal for those seeking a reliable and economical compact SUV at a more accessible price.

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3. Yuan Up (BYD)

BYD, known for its rise in the Brazilian market, is launching the Yuan Up, its first electric compact SUV. With a sporty design, including a bold bumper, adaptable full LED headlights, and wheels up to 18 inches, the Yuan Up promises to stand out. The 177-horsepower electric motor is powered by 45 kWh batteries, offering a range of up to 401 km. The luxurious interior comfortably seats five adults, and local production promises to make the Yuan Up one of the leading names in the electric SUV segment in Brazil, competing directly with combustion models.

4. New Compact SUV from Chevrolet

Chevrolet is developing a new compact SUV, smaller than the Tracker, to compete with rivals like Fiat Pulse and Renault Kwid. Possibly a version of the Chevrolet Groove, the new model will be produced at the factory in São José dos Pinhais, Rio Grande do Sul. The design includes a chrome grille, split optical set with LED lights, and 16-inch wheels. With arrival expected in 2024, this SUV promises to be an attractive and affordable option in the segment.

5. Mitsubishi Xforce

Mitsubishi, known for its robust SUVs, is launching the Xforce, a compact model developed in partnership with Renault and Nissan. The Xforce features a modern design with full LED headlights, 18-inch wheels, and a floating roof. With engine options, including a 1.0 turbo engine with 110 horsepower and optional all-wheel drive, the Xforce offers good finishing and space for five adults. This SUV arrives in Brazil to compete with models like Volkswagen Nivus, Chevrolet Tracker, and Hyundai Creta, promising to bring innovation and robustness to the market.

5 Mini SUVs That Will Be Launched in Brazil ‘on a Budget’: Check Out the Compact and Affordable Cars That Will Deliver More Performance at a Price You Can Afford!

The Automotive Market Is Heated With A New Wave Of Affordable Compact SUVs Promising To Attract Brazilian Consumers. See The Launches That Will Move The Streets!

1. New Duster (Renault/Dacia)

2. New WR-V (Honda)

3. Yuan Up (BYD)

4. New Compact SUV from Chevrolet

5. Mitsubishi Xforce

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5 Mini SUVs That Will Be Launched in Brazil ‘on a Budget’: Check Out the Compact and Affordable Cars That Will Deliver More Performance at a Price You Can Afford!

The Automotive Market Is Heated With A New Wave Of Affordable Compact SUVs Promising To Attract Brazilian Consumers. See The Launches That Will Move The Streets!

1. New Duster (Renault/Dacia)

2. New WR-V (Honda)

3. Yuan Up (BYD)

4. New Compact SUV from Chevrolet

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