Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid 0KM for Less than R$ 66 Thousand Become the Cheapest Cars in Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 07/05/2024 at 01:37

Updated on 06/05/2024 at 23:50

Fiat Mobi e Renault Kwid 0KM por menos de R$ 66 mil/Divulgação

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In the ring of the cheapest cars in Brazil, the competition between Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid is heating up even more! The last few weeks saw a flood of promotions for both models, with discounts that hurt the pride of the official price table.

Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid: Who Will Be the Champion of Discounts? This is the question that drives those looking for a new car without spending too much. The explosive offers in recent times make it clear that both models are willing to do whatever it takes to win the hearts and wallets of consumers.

But who will take home the trophy? It’s hard to say, as the battle is fierce! The Mobi, with its compact and versatile design, offers good value for money and stands out in fuel economy. The Kwid, with a more robust look and more generous interior space, excels in sturdiness and competitive pricing. If you’re thinking of buying a new car and your budget is tight, keep an eye on this competition! The Mobi and Kwid promotions could be your chance to realize the dream of owning a car without breaking the bank.

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What Does the Fiat Mobi Offer as One of the Cheapest Cars in Brazil?

The Fiat Mobi Like 1.0 MT 2024/2024, for example, costs R$ 72,990 on the table and is being offered for R$ 65,890 until the end of the month. In practice, that’s R$ 7,100 off. Financed, the Fiat Mobi comes in plans with R$ 37,969 (57.67%) upfront and a balance in 60 installments of R$ 899, with rates and interest of 1.39% per month and 18.02% per year. The total value of the financing for this, which is one of the cheapest cars in Brazil, comes to R$ 81,119.99.

As standard, the Fiat Mobi offers features like air conditioning, power steering, power windows and locks, ABS brakes, dual airbags, onboard computer, rear wiper and defroster, and tire pressure monitoring. In addition, the 2024 line of the model has gained daytime running lights, seat belt usage alert, emergency braking alert, turn signal repeaters in the mirrors, and electronic stability control (ESP).

The mechanical setup is led by the 1.0 Fire Evo engine that delivers 71 horsepower, 9.3 kgfm with gasoline, and 74 horsepower and 9.7 kgfm when fueled by ethanol. With gasoline, according to factory data, urban consumption is 13.5 km/l and highway is 15 km/l. With ethanol, the averages are 9.6 and 10.4 km/l, respectively. According to the manufacturer, the Fiat Mobi, which is one of the cheapest cars in Brazil, can go up to 700 km on a single tank.

Does the Renault Kwid Still Make Sense in 2024?

In the case of the Renault Kwid, the Zen 1.0 MT 2024/2025 model costs R$ 72,640 on the table and can be purchased for R$ 65,330 until the end of the month (R$ 7,310 off). Financed, this model, which is also among the cheapest cars in Brazil, comes with the following conditions: 30% down payment (R$ 20,105.82) and financed balance in 48 fixed installments of R$ 1,308.35, with an interest rate of 0.99% (monthly). The total value of the model is R$ 82,906.41.

As standard, the Renault Kwid offers items such as air conditioning, electric power-assisted steering, power windows, Bluetooth radio, 4 airbags, digital instrument panel, stability and traction controls, start-stop system, hill start assist, and tire pressure alert.

Under the hood, all versions of the Renault Kwid have the same 1.0 SCe engine with 3 cylinders and 12 valves, delivering 71 hp of power and 10 kgfm on ethanol. With gasoline, it produces 68 hp and 9.4 kgfm. Consumption figures are 15.3 km/l with gasoline in the city and 15.7 km/l on the highway. With ethanol, the averages are 10.8 km/l and 10.9 km/l.

What Is the Best-Selling Car of the Quarter?

Putting aside the cheapest cars in Brazil and moving to the best sellers, Volkswagen once again led with the VW Polo. The hatch sold 12,434 units in April, a volume that shows that the national automotive market has resumed growth.

The second place went to the Chevrolet Onix, which is also growing: it sold 1,334 more units than in March. Overall, 164,365 passenger cars were sold in April, a growth of 19.21% compared to the previous month.

Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid 0KM for Less than R$ 66 Thousand Become the Cheapest Cars in Brazil

Promotion: Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid Are Sold for Less Than R$ 66 Thousand and Take the Crown of the Cheapest Cars in Brazil. Check All the Details!

What Does the Fiat Mobi Offer as One of the Cheapest Cars in Brazil?

Does the Renault Kwid Still Make Sense in 2024?

What Is the Best-Selling Car of the Quarter?

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Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid 0KM for Less than R$ 66 Thousand Become the Cheapest Cars in Brazil

Promotion: Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid Are Sold for Less Than R$ 66 Thousand and Take the Crown of the Cheapest Cars in Brazil. Check All the Details!

What Does the Fiat Mobi Offer as One of the Cheapest Cars in Brazil?

Does the Renault Kwid Still Make Sense in 2024?

What Is the Best-Selling Car of the Quarter?

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