English 
Spanish 
5 min read
1 comments
Amid the dominance of SUVs, five sedans from 2025 are arriving to revolutionize the Brazilian market. From hybrids to futuristic designs, discover the models that promise innovation and surprising performance.
For years, SUVs have dominated the Brazilian market, but a new trend could change the game.
In 2025, sedans return with full force, bringing bold designs, cutting-edge technologies and surprising mechanics.
Do these models have what it takes to dethrone SUVs as the public's favorite? The Fórmula Turbo channel reveals the details.
- Caoa's Chery Tiggo 5X leads the used vehicle market, surpassing Toyota Yaris
- Looking for a good, beautiful and super powerful car? The Mitsubishi Lancer with a 2.0 engine, 160 hp and unbeatable performance, could be the ideal model for you!
- For less than R$36, the Renault Fluence is spacious, does 10,9 km/L and is still considered one of the best sedans in 2024
- More expensive than a Corolla! You won't believe how much it costs to change the oil in a Bugatti
In Brazil, SUVs have maintained their absolute leadership for years, but five new sedans planned for 2025 promise to challenge this hegemony.
According to the channel Turbo Formula, each model brings innovations and striking features that aim to attract both traditional drivers and young people interested in more elegant and dynamic vehicles.
Check out the highlights that the channel presented, and get ready to rethink the dominance of SUVs.
Chevrolet Onix Plus: compactness with sophistication
The first on the list, the Chevrolet Onix Plus, promises to impress with a modern facelift and technological improvements.
As analyzed by Turbo Formula, the model, already very popular in Brazil, will receive visual updates inspired by the Chevrolet Monza.
Changes include LED headlights and taillights, an enlarged front grille and new 16-inch wheels, giving the sedan a robust and refined appearance.
Inside, the Onix Plus features an integrated multimedia center, high-quality materials and sophisticated finishing.
According to the channel, the improved 1.0 turbo engine delivers up to 120 horsepower, with 20 kgfm of torque, promising more agile starts and fuel economy.
The model maintains the six-speed automatic transmission, tuned for smoothness and efficiency.
Despite the improvements, Fórmula Turbo questions whether the Onix Plus will be able to maintain its appeal in an increasingly competitive market, facing entry-level SUVs and other revamped compact sedans.
Honda City: innovation with efficiency
The Honda City, a natural replacement for the Civic among compact sedans, receives an update focused on comfort and technology.
According to Turbo Formula, the model's facelift includes redesigned bumpers, sporty wheels and a new front grille.
These changes not only modernize the appearance, but also optimize aerodynamics.
Additionally, we bring the model will receive a hybrid version in Brazil, combining a 1.5 flex engine with an electric motor.
This configuration, according to the channel, offers combined power of up to 130 horsepower and promises to be one of the most efficient in the segment.
In international markets, the City already has more advanced engines, such as the 1.0 turbo, but Brazil continues to bet on the reliability of the traditional flex engine.
With driver assistance features and a functional, spacious interior, the City targets drivers who prioritize efficiency and technology.
The channel Turbo Formula highlights that the model has the potential to rival compact hybrid SUVs in the national market.
Honda Civic: technology and exclusivity
Few cars have the historical prestige of Honda Civic in Brazil. In 2025, it returns with an aggressive design and a technological appeal that promises to win over mid-size sedan enthusiasts.
According to Turbo Formula, the new Civic will be imported from Thailand and will feature a powerful hybrid system.
The combination of a 2.0 naturally aspirated engine with two electric motors results in 184 horsepower and 32 kgfm of torque.
This configuration, as reported by the channel, combines performance and energy efficiency, being a promising option for those who value sustainability without sacrificing performance.
On the exterior, the Civic features larger wheels, a honeycomb-style front grille and sporty bumpers, reinforcing its imposing stance.
Inside, the highlight is the enlarged multimedia screen and cutting-edge connectivity, maintaining the minimalist design that has attracted admirers for decades.
However, the Formula Turbo questions whether the Civic will be able to compete with the Toyota Corolla, leader in the segment.
Toyota Corolla: tradition with modernity
Global sales leader, the Toyota Corolla arrives in 2025 with changes that promise to solidify its position.
According to Turbo Formula, the model will have hybrid and electric versions, as well as a design inspired by the BZ line, recognized for its futuristic vehicles.
Among the new features, the highlights are “C” shaped headlights, aerodynamic wheels and connected taillights.
The plug-in hybrid version will allow direct charging from outlets, offering more than 140 horsepower.
The channel highlights that, for the first time, the Corolla will have a 100% electric version in Brazil, a clear response to the demands for sustainability.
In addition to the mechanical improvements, the Corolla stands out for its premium finish and advanced driver assistance equipment.
Produced in Brazil, the model aims to maintain competitive prices, but Will it be able to captivate drivers in a scenario with more and more hybrid and electric options?
Volkswagen Jetta: German sportiness
Rounding off the list, the Volkswagen Jetta arrives to attract demanding drivers who are passionate about performance.
According to Turbo Formula, the model combines an aggressive look with high performance, being equipped with a 2.0 turbo engine with 231 horsepower and 35 kgfm of torque.
This power is managed by a dual-clutch transmission, ensuring fast and precise gear changes.
The Jetta's design reinforces its sportiness, with 18-inch wheels, sharp headlights and an illuminated grille.
Inside, the sedan offers a floating multimedia center and a premium sound system, as well as ample space and high-quality materials.
Despite its qualities, the channel highlights that the Jetta's price could be a limiting factor in a market that increasingly values cost-benefit.
The future of sedans in Brazil
These five models make it clear that sedans still have a lot to offer the Brazilian market, even in a scenario dominated by SUVs.
As analyzed by Turbo Formula, the new products promise to attract drivers looking for comfort, technology and performance, but the challenge of competing with sports utility vehicles will be intense.
And you, do you think sedans will regain their popularity in Brazil? Which model caught your attention the most?
Sedans are certainly more beautiful and elegant than SUVs.