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New popular car is a success, surpassing ONIX, Kwid, HB20 and others to become the cheapest new car in Brazil

Written by Alisson Ficher
Published 28/09/2024 às 13:40
Fiat Mobi is once again the cheapest new car in Brazil in 0, surpassing the Renault Kwid and other popular models.
Fiat Mobi is once again the cheapest new car in Brazil in 0, surpassing the Renault Kwid and other popular models.
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A The automotive industry in Brazil has been going through a period of price turbulence, especially among popular vehicles.

A The race for the cheapest car on the market has intensified. Models that were once synonymous with savings are now out of reach for many Brazilians.

With prices rising, the public has seen some of the most popular models being overtaken by a new favorite. This car stood out this September, bringing a new affordable option and revolutionizing the market by outselling its more traditional competitors.

Well-known models such as the Renault Kwid and the Chevrolet Onix were left behind, and the new leader is already attracting the attention of thousands of consumers looking for a cheaper 0 km car.

New alternatives for consumers

The good news is that, with this new option on the market, those looking for an affordable vehicle have a new alternative.

The popular vehicle market has seen a price increase over the last two years, but now the values ​​have finally stabilized.

However, this stability is still not enough to make cars accessible to everyone, since the list of cheapest vehicles starts at around R$74 and goes up to R$95. These values ​​are a challenge for a large part of the population, who dream of acquiring a brand new car.

Popular car rankings for 2024

Also, the 2024 popular car ranking is dominated by hatchbacks. The only sedan to be among the cheapest is the Fiat Cronos, which reinforces the predominance of a specific segment in this market.

Most of the most affordable vehicles are in a price range between R$80 and R$90, where models such as the Chevrolet Onix, Fiat Argo, Hyundai HB20 and Volkswagen Polo continue to be the best sellers.

With a basic equipment package including air conditioning, power steering and stability control, the new favorite has already reached the top of the list.

Table of the cheapest popular cars in 2024

ModelPrice (R $)Power (cv)Type
Fiat Mobi Like 1.073.99075Hatchback
Renault Kwid Zen 1.074.59071Hatchback
Citroën C3 Live 1.076.89075Hatchback
Fiat Argo 1.085.99075Hatchback
Renault Stepway Zen 1.086.99982SUV
Hyundai HB2090.00080Hatchback
Chevrolet onix90.00082Hatchback
Volkswagen Polo Track90.00084Hatchback
Peugeot 208 Like 1.091.99075Hatchback
Fiat Cronos Drive 1.094.99075Silk

The Fiat Mobi Like 1.0: the cheapest car in Brazil

Despite having simple characteristics, It has an important difference that is attracting many consumers. It is this set of factors that puts it in the position of the cheapest 0 km in Brazil.

The Fiat Mobi Like 1.0, priced at R$73.990, is the big winner in this ranking, being the cheapest car in the country in 2024.

He overcame the Renault Kwid Zen 1.0 which took second place in the ranking with a price of R$74.590.

Ranking highlights

Even though it is no longer the cheapest car in Brazil, the Kwid is still one of the most affordable options, thanks to its 1.0 SCe 12V engine, which delivers 71 hp.

Another highlight on the list is the Citroën C3 Live 1.0, which occupies third position.

Priced at R$76.890, It is part of a new Citroën strategy for Brazil, focused on more affordable vehicles.

Equipped with the 1.0 Firefly engine, the same used in other Stellantis models, the C3 has 75 hp of power and It is an interesting alternative for those looking for a more spacious car without spending so much.

O Fiat argo 1.0 appears in fourth place with a value of R$85.990.

Despite having been more competitive in the past, the Argo remains a solid choice in the market.

Its engine is the well-known 75 hp Firefly, combined with a 5-speed manual gearbox.

Renault Stepway Zen 1.0 status

However, the model is a little outdated in terms of equipment, especially when compared to rivals.

O Renault Stepway Zen 1.0 closes the top 5 with a price of R$86.999.

With a more powerful engine than the Kwid, it delivers 82 hp.

However, the Stepway faces a complicated situation in the market, as Renault is revamping its vehicle range and will launch new models soon.

Popular on the list

The ranking of the cheapest cars in Brazil in 2024 also includes the Hyundai HB20, the Chevrolet Onix and the Volkswagen Polo Track, which occupy the 6th, 7th and 8th positions respectively.

These models, quite popular, they also have prices that range around R$ 90 thousand, making them viable options for those who want a compact car with a good list of equipment.

It is worth highlighting the Peugeot 208 Like 1.0, which, with a price of R$ 91.990, has become one of the most technological options on the list.

Equipped with a 10,3-inch multimedia center and compatibility with Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay, it offers more connectivity than its direct competitors.

The cheapest sedan in Brazil

Finally, the cheapest sedan in Brazil in 2024 is the Fiat Cronos Drive 1.0, sold for R$94.990.

With the same 75 hp Firefly engine found in other Fiat models, the Cronos is the only sedan to feature among the 10 cheapest vehicles in the country.

The race for the cheapest popular cars has intensified, but one question remains: How long will Brazilians have to deal with such high prices to purchase a new vehicle?

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Jcabral
Jcabral
29/09/2024 06:45

Cheapest car in Brazil… I liked the joke. With R$75.000,00, depending on the location, you can buy a house and a Celtinha between 2010 and 2013 to avoid IPVA expenses or look for some investment, it's better than a car with no real value.

Edson Bavilaqua
Edson Bavilaqua
In reply to  Jcabral
29/09/2024 08:14

You are absolutely right, **** always prefer an ok car and have to get fucked (get fucked…)
For much less you can buy rich people's junk that is much more interesting, after all, a car that is ok and has been used is already used.

Jair Borsonaro
Jair Borsonaro
In reply to  Edson Bavilaqua
29/09/2024 14:25

A chat between envious and lazy people.

Armando Schaun
Armando Schaun
In reply to  Edson Bavilaqua
29/09/2024 19:02

Not really. Buying a used car is a headache, sometimes never-ending. The problem is that new cars have become absurd, even the so-called “popular” ones. Let’s keep praying and fixing the last new car I bought: an economical and reliable 0/0 Sandero.

SILVIO CESAR DE ANDRADE
SILVIO CESAR DE ANDRADE
29/09/2024 15:05

I bought this mobi, the car is ****, weak, bad to drive, a real ****.
I was happy to sell well with only 3 thousand km, I bought a Honda HRV 2016 with 72 thousand km, a real gem, wonderful...so happy...

Alan
Alan
29/09/2024 21:17

Buy a Kombi for 25 thousand. A car is a house in one. You still have 50 thousand left to spend on traveling with it.

CARLOS ARNAUD DE CARVALHO
CARLOS ARNAUD DE CARVALHO
30/09/2024 04:26

I wouldn't trade my Etios 1.5 XS 2018 for any of the ZERO KM models presented in the list.

Elmo Bezerra da Câmara
Elmo Bezerra da Câmara
In reply to  CARLOS ARNAUD DE CARVALHO
30/09/2024 14:55

That's it, a car for a serious man who knows what he has and uses. I wouldn't trade it for these **** 0 km, congratulations. I have one with 200 thousand km, I wouldn't trade it for any of these 0 km cars presented.

You are
You are
In reply to  CARLOS ARNAUD DE CARVALHO
01/10/2024 22:40

I also love my Etios Cross! It has never let me down.

Moses
Moses
30/09/2024 09:28

Until Brazil is governed by people as horrible and cruel as these **** **** and inhumane people who even want the population in misery and they live the life of kings and queens among the miserable who suffer to pay for their luxuries.
Paying extremely high and unnecessary abusive taxes that do not return to the people in any way.

Alisson Ficher

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