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The end of popular cars? With the growth of the Brazilian automotive market, brands such as Chevrolet, Hyundai and Toyota are discontinuing their popular models, leaving consumers with fewer affordable options. Understand what is changing.
The end of popular cars? Some of the most beloved popular cars from Chevrolet, Hyundai and other brands have already been discontinued in 2024, surprising drivers and fans. Although model renewals are a common practice among automakers, the farewell to these iconic vehicles marks the end of an era for many consumers. In this article, we will remember the models that left their mark on the Brazilian market and understand the impact of this change on the automotive landscape.
Popular cars discontinued in the Brazilian market in 2024
It is worth mentioning that discontinued popular cars are still on the market, however, now only in the used segment, since the factories no longer produce new models. Focusing primarily on Chevrolet, models such as Cruze and Cruze Sport6, according to data from portal 'Auto Esporte', were definitively discontinued in 2024.
The end of popular cars with models that include cars from Hyundai, Toyota and Chevrolet has arrived and are no longer being manufactured by the automaker, and the silk sold only one unit in August. Sales of discontinued popular cars have fallen significantly in recent months and as a result the brand has decided to remove these versions from its production line.
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Then there was Bolt and Bolt EUV, the latter was limited to 200 units and all were sold. However, it still appears on the website and the price is R$ 279 thousand and with a bonus of R$ 50 thousand if you buy a used car. As for the hatchback, there are no units for sale, although it is still listed on the Chevrolet website, and both are no longer being produced.
Another model that is on the list of the end of popular cars discontinued, which had its line discontinued worldwide, gaining a special line for Brazil, called Collection. The brand's idea is that the model will return a few years later, but as an electric version.
Asian companies also anticipate the end of popular cars
According to the Self-support, the Hyundai Ioniq has stopped being imported to Brazil, although it is still listed on the automaker's website. In its place, they are preparing the arrival of the Ioniq5, an electric hatchback with a sportier proposal. Toyota Camry, launched in the United States last year, did not arrive in Brazil, as stock ran out before this import.
There are still no plans for a new generation to be imported into Brazil, leaving it out of the daily lives of Brazilians. Jac iEV330P, an electric pickup truck is discontinued and about to be replaced by the Hunter. Its price is R$ 390 thousand, with a saving of 226 kilometers.
Renault, Nissan and Chery also highlight their discontinued popular cars
O Caoa Chery iCar It arrived in June 2022 and was never a sales success, even though it is one of the cheapest electric cars in Brazil. In 2024, the end of popular electric cars came, as there were no units imported to Brazil, but there are still some units for sale in the country. When they run out, there is no forecast of new ones arriving.
The Nissan Leaf was the first electric car sold to consumers in Brazil, and was one of the most popular cars discontinued, being offered on the automaker's website until February of this year. However, its price was above the standard in relation to some larger electric cars, such as the BYD Yuan Plus.
Finally, there is the Renault Stepway, which had its end announced by the brand's president in Brazil, Ricardo Gondo. However, it was only in July that it was finally discontinued by the automaker, leaving only the 1.0 version on the automotive market.
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