Iconic Models Leave The Market, And Manufacturers Already Have Bold Plans To Replace The Cars That Will Be Discontinued In Brazil In 2025!
2025 will be a year of farewells for some well-known models in Brazil. Manufacturers are reshaping their portfolios, and cars that will be discontinued in Brazil already have a defined fate. The decision is driven by new technologies, changes in consumption, and adaptations to the market. Check below which vehicles are leaving dealerships and the reasons behind these changes.
Jeep Compass Diesel: Goodbye To The Traditional Engine
The Jeep Compass Diesel, one of the best-selling medium SUVs in Brazil, will exit the stage in the first quarter of 2025. Despite its impressive performance, with a 2.0 turbo-diesel engine delivering 170 horsepower and 35.7 kgfm of torque, manufacturers have opted to focus on more efficient hybrid systems. Stellantis’ new lineup will include electric motors, aligning with sustainability trends and competing with hybrid SUVs in the market.
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Around R$ 24,000: 4 used Ford SUVs with up to 253 hp, V6 engine, all-wheel drive, 7 airbags, panoramic sunroof, and a complete package that surprises with its price and performance in Brazil.
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A brand new car starts at around R$ 75,000 in Brazil, but what stands out the most is seeing streets filled with SUVs and expensive sedans in a country where millions remain in debt.
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For R$ 32,000, a brand new Hyundai car is a rival to the Kwid with a 1.2 engine producing 82 hp, 6 airbags as standard, multimedia with wireless Android Auto, up to 391 liters in the trunk, and a refreshed look for 2026 in India.
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He bought a new car in 1983, locked it in the barn in 1988, and no one opened the door for 38 years until the family discovered what was stored inside and realized it looked like something out of a movie.
Renault Stepway: The End Of The French Compact
Another car that will be discontinued in Brazil is the Renault Stepway, which has already ceased production and is selling off its last units. Without a planned successor, the model will be replaced by a new entry-level SUV. The outdated design and limited equipment list, along with the 1.0 engine producing 82 horsepower, contributed to its departure.
Fiat Toro Diesel: Hybrids Instead Of Power
The Fiat Toro Diesel also bids farewell in 2025. The mid-size pickup, a pioneer in the segment, will be restructured, abandoning the 2.0 turbo-diesel engine. Fiat will introduce a hybrid system, combining electric motors with the 1.3 turbo flex engine. The change is expected to occur after the facelift planned for mid-year.
Toyota Yaris: Compact Makes Way For SUVs
Despite its quality, the Toyota Yaris is one of the cars that will be discontinued in Brazil. The compact, available since 2019, never achieved great success here. Toyota’s bet now is an SUV variant, which will replace both the hatch and the Yaris sedan. This change reinforces consumers’ preference for sports utility vehicles.
Mitsubishi L200 Triton: New Generation On The Way
The Mitsubishi L200 Triton, though modern, says goodbye to its current generation. The mid-size pickup, which has been on the market since 2016, will be replaced by a new version arriving in early 2025. Production will continue in Catalão (GO), ensuring the model’s presence in the market with updated design and technology.
The Impact Of The Changes
The decisions of manufacturers reflect the global movement toward energy efficiency and hybrid and electric technologies. These cars that will be discontinued in Brazil also make way for new models and strategies more aligned with the current demands of Brazilian consumers.
And you, what do you think about these changes? Leave your opinion about the cars that are bidding farewell and the new arrivals in 2025!

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