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Want to save money? Check out the list of the 5 cheapest cars in Brazil, including models like the Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid, and find out which is the best option for your budget.
After years of rising car prices, 2024 will see a slight stabilization in the market. However, buying a new car is still a challenge for many Brazilians. The cheapest models start at R$73.990, and the price range can reach R$94.990, revealing that the purchase of a new vehicle is still out of reach for most people. Among the cheapest cars in Brazil, the following stand out: Renault Kwid and the Fiat mobi, both with competitive prices and simple configurations, ideal for those looking to save money.
We will list the 5 cheapest cars in Brazil, in decreasing order of price, so that you can better understand the options on the market. It is important to remember that most of the models mentioned are hatchbacks, with the Fiat Cronos standing out as the only affordable sedan in this price range.
All the cars listed are in the range of R$80 to R$90, with popular models such as the Chevrolet Onix, Fiat Argo, Hyundai HB20 and Volkswagen Polo, some of the best-selling in the country.
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It is worth noting that we considered the most affordable version of each model, excluding versions with different engines or discontinued models that may still be for sale as remaining stock.
5th – Renault Stepway Zen 1.0
Price: R$86.999
Engine: 1.0 SCe 16V
Exchange: 5-speed manual
Power and Torque: 82 hp and 10,2 kgfm
The Renault Stepway is in a somewhat delicate position in the market. With the arrival of the Renault Kardian, scheduled for March, the automaker is reviewing its strategy and, as a result, the Stepway may be in its last months of sales. Although it is a valid option, its high price raises doubts regarding the cost-benefit. It comes equipped with air conditioning, electro-hydraulic steering, front electric windows, four airbags and a multimedia center compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The engine is the 1.0 SCe with 82 hp and 10,2 kgfm, which offers reasonable performance for the segment.
4th – Fiat Argo 1.0
Price: R$85.990
Engine: 1.0 Firefly 6V
Exchange: 5-speed manual
Power and Torque: 75 hp and 10,7 kgfm
The Fiat Argo, once considered one of the cheapest cars in Brazil, has been losing ground in terms of equipment in its entry-level version. The model has air conditioning, electric steering, an on-board computer with a 3,5-inch TFT screen, front electric windows and electric locks. Despite this, it continues to be an interesting option in the segment.
The 1.0 hp 75 Firefly engine is the same as that used in other Stellantis models, offering a good balance between performance and fuel economy. With a 5-speed manual transmission, the Argo remains a solid option, but less competitive in terms of technology and features.
3rd – Citroën C3 Live 1.0
Price: R$84.990
Engine: 1.0 Firefly 6V
Exchange: 5-speed manual
Power and Torque: 75 hp and 10,7 kgfm
The new Citroën C3 has been repositioned to become one of the most affordable cars on the Brazilian market. The Live 1.0 version, despite being the entry-level version, offers the basics for those looking for an economical vehicle. With air conditioning, electric steering, stability control, hill start assist and tire pressure monitoring, the C3 delivers a good price-to-comfort ratio. The steel wheels with hubcaps and the 1.0 Firefly engine, which generates 75 hp, complete the package. The model offers performance suitable for urban use, with a simpler but efficient list of equipment.
2nd – Renault Kwid Zen 1.0
Price: R$74.590
Engine: 1.0 SCe 12V
Exchange: 5-speed manual
Power and Torque: 71 hp and 10 kgfm
Although it has lost its title as the cheapest car in Brazil, the Renault Kwid is still one of the best options for those looking to save money when buying a brand new vehicle. The Zen version comes equipped with four airbags, stability control, electric steering, air conditioning, LED daytime running lights, start-stop system and hill start assist. The 0 hp 1.0 SCe engine delivers performance that is suitable for everyday use, especially in urban environments. The Kwid is ideal for those looking to save money both on the purchase and on fuel consumption.
1st – Fiat Mobi 1.0 Fire 8V
Price: R$73.990
Engine: 1.0 Fire 8V
Exchange: 5-speed manual
Power and Torque: 74 hp and 9,7 kgfm
The Fiat Mobi stands out as the cheapest car in Brazil in 2024. Although it has been on the market since 2016, the model continues to be one of the most economical choices for those who need a practical and functional vehicle. The simplest version offers the basics: air conditioning, power steering, stability control, front electric windows and steel wheels with hubcaps. Its 1.0 Fire 8V engine generates 74 hp, enough for use in urban areas. With a 5-speed manual transmission and a modest list of equipment, the Mobi is the most affordable option in the country, ideal for those looking to save as much as possible.
Even with the stabilization of prices, buying a car in Brazil remains a challenge. The options listed here represent the cheapest cars in Brazil, but they still require a considerable investment. If you are looking for the cheapest car, the Fiat Mobi leads the ranking, closely followed by the Renault Kwid. However, choosing the best car depends on your needs and budget.
Correction: The correct price of the Citroen C3 live is R$ 76.890,00