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The Electric Car Market Is Growing in Brazil and Already Has Affordable Options. Models like the Kwid E-Tech and Dolphin Mini Lead the 2025 Ranking, with a Range of Over 250 km and Prices Below R$ 120,000
The Brazilian market for 100% electric cars is entering a new phase in 2025. Even with the gradual return of the import tax and challenges in national production, the segment continues to grow. According to industry data, the country recorded 30,483 licensed units in just the first half, an increase of 33% compared to the same period in 2024.
Although the share of electric vehicles represents only 2.5% of light vehicle sales, the increasing presence of foreign brands shows that the Brazilian public is more willing to invest in electric mobility. Most models come from China and Europe, while manufacturers such as BYD, GWM, and Stellantis are already announcing plans to manufacture electrified vehicles in national territory in the coming years.
While local production has not yet begun, consumers are keeping an eye out for affordable and tech-savvy models. Below, check out the updated list of the six cheapest electric cars in Brazil in 2025, highlighting price, range, and technical specifications.
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1. Renault Kwid E-Tech – R$ 99,990
Battery: 26.7 kWh
Power: 48 kW (65 hp)
Range (Inmetro): 185 km
Fast Charging: 40 minutes (20%-80%)
The Renault Kwid E-Tech remains the cheapest electric car in the country. Compact and agile, it is ideal for urban use and stands out for its safety package with six airbags, rear parking sensor, and a 7-inch multimedia system compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay wirelessly. In real conditions, the range can reach 250 km, making it a practical option for daily commutes.
2. BYD Dolphin Mini – R$ 118,800
Battery: 38.8 kWh LFP Blade
Power: 55 kW (75 hp)
Range (Inmetro): 280 km
Fast Charging: 30 minutes (30%-80%)
The best-selling model in the category, the BYD Dolphin Mini combines modern design, refined finish, and cutting-edge technology. The electric motor delivers 75 hp and 13.8 kgfm of torque, ensuring good performance even outside urban environments. Its spacious interior and 10.1-inch multimedia center make it a favorite among consumers seeking comfort and connectivity.
3. JAC E-JS1 – R$ 119,900
Battery: 30.2 kWh
Power: 45 kW (62 hp)
Range (Inmetro): 161 km
Fast Charging: 1h15 (20%-80%)
The JAC E-JS1 bets on cost-effectiveness and simplicity to compete among compact electric vehicles. Although its official range is 161 km, in urban use it can exceed 250 km. The model comes equipped with a digital dashboard, 10.25-inch multimedia, and a rearview camera, features that enhance its daily usability in cities.
4. Caoa Chery iCar – R$ 119,990
Battery: 30.8 kWh
Power: 45 kW (61 hp)
Range (Inmetro): 197 km
Fast Charging: 36 minutes (20%-80%)
At just 3.20 meters in length, the Caoa Chery iCar is the smallest electric car on the list — but also one of the best equipped. Aimed at urban audiences, the model offers good interior finish, a modern multimedia system, and the right amount of comfort. Its electric system delivers sufficient performance for daily use and a range close to 200 km, ideal for those looking for practicality without sacrificing technology.
5. Neta Aya – R$ 128,900
Battery: 40.7 kWh
Power: 70 kW (95 hp)
Range (Inmetro): 263 km
Fast Charging: 40 minutes (20%-80%)
The Neta Aya stands out for its futuristic design and energy efficiency. Its 95 hp motor ensures good performance, while the 40.7 kWh battery offers a range of 263 km. The model arrives in Brazil in two versions, Comfort and Luxury, and focuses on internal comfort and a technology package that includes a rearview camera, LED headlights, and complete connectivity.
6. BYD Dolphin GS – R$ 159,800
Battery: 44.9 kWh
Power: 70 kW (95 hp)
Range (Inmetro): 291 km
Fast Charging: 30 minutes (20%-80%)
Closing the ranking, the BYD Dolphin GS represents a turning point in the national electric market. Equipped with a 44.9 kWh Blade battery, the hatch delivers 95 hp and 18.4 kgfm of torque, with a range of up to 340 km in real use. The 2026 line brought improvements in finishing and equipment, bringing it closer to the comfort standards of higher category models.
A Sector That Accelerates Towards Electrification
Even though electric cars are still a minority on Brazilian streets, the scenario is changing rapidly. With the advancement of charging infrastructure and the arrival of new international players, the country is moving towards a future where price and range will no longer be obstacles.
Today, models like the Kwid E-Tech and the Dolphin Mini show that it is possible to have a complete electric vehicle for less than R$ 120,000 — something unthinkable a few years ago.
As more manufacturers invest in factories and technology in Brazil, electric mobility is expected to scale up, becoming a real option for an increasingly larger public.
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