End of Onix, Mobi, and Kwid? New Popular Car Priced at Just R$ 80,990 Arrives to Lead Sales, Becoming One of the Cheapest New Models in Brazil in 2024

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Published on 24/05/2024 at 18:01

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New Citroën C3 Comes To Unseat Rivals And Becomes One Of The Cheapest Cars Of 2024. The Popular Car Will Compete With Onix, Kwid, Corolla And Others In Its Cross Version.

In 2024, the Onix, Corolla, Civic, and Kwid will face a new competitor in the Brazilian market: the Citroën C3. Its first version was launched in 2022 in Brazil, and the new Citroën C3 1.0 Live Pack 2024 has taken on a role within the French brand’s lineup, transitioning from a premium compact hatch to an entry-level car. The good news is that the Citroën C3 1.0 Live Pack is now one of the cheapest cars of 2024, making it an attractive option for consumers looking to acquire a Kwid or Mobi.

Meet The New Popular Car Citroën C3

It is worth mentioning that the popular car, one of the cheapest cars of 2024, has the advantage of being a low-cost project for emerging markets, with its design originating in India. This way, the model achieves a more competitive pricing.

It is true that, like the Renault Kwid, its development took place on the other side of the world, but it has undergone significant structural changes to meet the minimum safety and emission standards required for the domestic market.

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Citroën C3 1.0 Live Pack Arrives On The Market Costing R$ 80 Thousand

Now, the new popular car has become one of the cheapest cars of 2024, following the recent price increase of the Fiat Mobi, which reached R$ 71,990. It is also interesting to mention that the Citroën C3 1.0 Live Pack 2024 is priced lower than another subcompact hatch: the Renault Kwid, which is listed at R$ 71,190.

New popular car priced at just R$ 80 thousand comes to lead sales, becoming one of the cheapest 0 km models in Brazil in 2024 — Photo: Citroën Panel/Disclosure

Thus, Stellantis is betting heavily on the hatch from the French manufacturer, which not only becomes the cheapest car in Brazil but also represents a better deal from a cost-benefit perspective. The new popular car Citroën C3 is a larger compact hatch with more space compared to the Fiat Mobi and Renault Kwid.

Currently, the new popular car starts at R$ 80,990, a price already below the aforementioned subcompacts. However, it is important to mention that the manufacturer is selling its hatch for R$ 80,990 for 2023/2024 units, which makes it an even better deal in the entry segment. The mentioned price can be found on the icarros portal.

New Popular Car Citroën C3 Delivers 75 Hp

Under the hood, the Citroën C3, one of the cheapest cars of 2024, features the 1.0 three-cylinder from the Firefly family, which equips other hatchbacks from Stellantis, such as Fiat Argo and Peugeot 208. This engine was previously offered in the Mobi for a period, but Fiat discarded it, retaining only the 1.0 Fire Evo).

This engine delivers power of 71/75 hp at 6,000 RPM and 10/10.7 kgfm of torque at 3,250 RPM, always paired with a five-speed manual transmission.

This is another advantage of the new popular car over the Fiat Mobi, which still has the infamous 1.0 four-cylinder Fire engine with 73/75 hp at 6,250 RPM and 9.5/9.9 kgfm at 3,850 RPM, also with a five-position transmission. The Kwid also features a 1.0 three-cylinder engine, but with 66/70 horsepower at 5,500 RPM and 9.4/9.7 kgfm at 4,250 RPM.

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Wadik

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26/05/2024 17:11

Vcs são sençacionalistas demais!!!!!

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Pedro

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26/05/2024 12:15

Muito caro!!! O jeito é continuar com os usados!

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Gervásio

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25/05/2024 13:26

CPG recebendo para fazer comercial do c3

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End of Onix, Mobi, and Kwid? New Popular Car Priced at Just R$ 80,990 Arrives to Lead Sales, Becoming One of the Cheapest New Models in Brazil in 2024

New Citroën C3 Comes To Unseat Rivals And Becomes One Of The Cheapest Cars Of 2024. The Popular Car Will Compete With Onix, Kwid, Corolla And Others In Its Cross Version.

Meet The New Popular Car Citroën C3

Citroën C3 1.0 Live Pack Arrives On The Market Costing R$ 80 Thousand

New Popular Car Citroën C3 Delivers 75 Hp

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End of Onix, Mobi, and Kwid? New Popular Car Priced at Just R$ 80,990 Arrives to Lead Sales, Becoming One of the Cheapest New Models in Brazil in 2024

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Meet The New Popular Car Citroën C3

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