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Inmetro Updates Labeling List and Standardizes Information on Electric Car Range in Brazil
The National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology (Inmetro) updated its vehicle labeling list, revealing the electric cars with the greatest range in Brazil. Since last year, a new standard has been adopted to calculate this number, applying a 30% reduction on the values obtained in homologation tests, according to the SAE J1634 standard, according to the website Insideevs.
This adjustment aims to standardize the information on the range of electric vehicles sold in the country, since previously, manufacturers used data from international cycles such as the U.S. EPA, WLTP, NEDC, and CLTC (Chinese cycle). Now, all manufacturers participating in the Brazilian Vehicle Labeling Program must disclose the data homologated according to this new table.
Check below the 10 electric cars with the greatest range available in Brazil, according to Inmetro:
1. BMW iX xDrive 50 – 528 km
With a 111.5 kWh battery (105.2 kWh usable) and two electric motors that together deliver 523 hp and 78 kgfm of torque, the BMW SUV is the leader in range in Brazil. Its price starts at R$ 899,950.
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BYD Atto 2 DM-i flex prepares to debut in Brazil with a plug-in hybrid engine, national assembly in Camaçari, competitive pricing, and targets Creta and T-Cross in a battle that promises to heat up the compact SUV market.
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Harley-Davidson created an entry-level motorcycle that seems impossible for those who only know the brand’s big bikes: the X440 uses a 440 cc single-cylinder engine, delivers 27 hp, 38 Nm, a declared fuel consumption of 35 km/l, and showcases a small, rational, and much more accessible Harley in India.
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GAC Aion UT lands in Brazil for R$ 135,990 as the most affordable electric car in the country with over 200 hp, surpasses BYD Dolphin in size, features a 360 camera, and offers up to 310 km of range to challenge Chinese rivals.
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Mitsubishi confirms the triumphant return of a car beloved by Brazilians that was discontinued after almost 40 years, based on the Triton, 4×4, and targets rival Toyota Land Cruiser in a plan of 13 SUVs.
2. BMW i7 xDrive60 – 479 km
The luxury sedan from BMW has a 105.7 kWh battery (101.7 kWh usable) and two motors that produce 544 hp and 76 kgfm. Costs starting at R$ 1,321,950.
3. Porsche Macan – 443 km
The Porsche SUV, equipped with a 100 kWh (95 kWh usable) battery and two electric motors that generate 408 hp and 66.3 kgfm, has a price starting at R$ 560,000.
4. BMW iX M60 – 431 km
The most powerful model from BMW, with 619 hp and all-wheel drive, has a 105.2 kWh battery and costs R$ 1,101,950.
5. BYD Tan – 430 km
The Chinese SUV, with a 108.7 kWh battery, delivers 517 hp and 71.4 kgfm of torque. Price: R$ 525,800.
6. BMW i4 eDrive 40 – 422 km
The BMW sports sedan, with 340 hp and an 81 kWh battery, costs R$ 525,950.
7. Mercedes-Benz EQS450+ – 411 km
The top-of-the-line SUV from Mercedes-Benz, equipped with an 89 kWh useful battery (98 kWh gross) and a 360 hp rear motor, costs R$ 939,900.
8. Kia EV5 – 402 km
The new Kia SUV, launched in August 2024, has an 88.2 kWh battery and costs R$ 399,990.
9. BMW i5 M60 xDrive – 392 km
The BMW sports sedan, with two motors that deliver up to 609 hp and a 81.2 kWh battery, costs R$ 759,950.
10. Volvo C40 – 385 km
The Volvo SUV-coupe, with a 78 kWh battery and a 408 hp motor, costs R$ 419,950.
These models represent the most advanced in terms of efficiency and technology in the electric car market in Brazil.
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