The Best-Selling Cars in Brazil in November 2023: Check Out the Rankings!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/12/2023 at 09:34

Updated on 09/12/2023 at 09:35

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The Volkswagen Polo Achieved a Hat-trick in November, Maintaining Leadership in the Sales Ranking. Excellent Performance in the Accumulated Period.

The month of November 2023 was marked by the Volkswagen Polo which once again conquered the leadership of the ranking of the best-selling cars in Brazil. In a true ‘hat-trick’, the model repeated the performance shown in October and September, occupying the 1st place on the list for the 3rd consecutive month.

10 Best-Selling Hatchbacks in Brazil in November 2023
10 Best-Selling Sedans in Brazil in November 2023

The latest ranking from the National Federation of Motor Vehicle Distribution (Fenabrave) revealed that the hatch from Volkswagen registered 10,197 units in the period of pioneering maintenance in the country, surpassing the Hyundai HB20, which closed the month in 2nd place with 10,057 cars sold.

The highlight of the Volkswagen Polo as one of the best-selling cars in Brazil in November 2023 reflects consumer preference for this model. Furthermore, the data from Fenabrave also reveal the competitiveness in the market, with other popular vehicles competing for the top positions in the ranking of most traded cars.

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November: Best-Selling Cars Continue to Be Highlights

The podium of the best-selling cars in Brazil in November 2023 closed with another hatch, the Chevrolet Onix, which recorded 9,802 new registrations in the month. Hyundai Creta and Volkswagen T-Cross, two representatives of the SUV segment, rounded out the top 5 in 4th and 5th places, respectively.

The performance of the trio of hatchbacks in November, by the way, served to maintain the tight race for 1st place in the annual ranking. The Polo remains the leader, with 93,246 cars sold, followed by the Chevrolet Onix, with 91,204. The HB20, the monthly runner-up, appears in third in the accumulated for 2023, with 79,278.

The top 10 best-selling cars in Brazil in November 2023 was dominated by hatchbacks and SUVs. The first segment included, besides the top three, the presence of the Fiat Mobi in 6th, and the Renault Kwid in 7th, accounting for 50% of the list.

The SUVs featured, in addition to the Creta and the T-Cross, the Chevrolet Tracker in 8th place, and the Jeep Compass in 9th position. The only representative of the sedans in the list was the Fiat Cronos, which closed the top 10 and knocked the Chevrolet Onix Plus, until then the uncontested leader of the segment, off the list of best-selling cars in the country.

Hat-trick and Leadership in the Ranking

10 Best-Selling Cars in Brazil in November 2023
Model	Registrations
1. Volkswagen Polo	10.197
2. Hyundai HB20	10.057
3. Chevrolet Onix	9.802
4. Hyundai Creta	6.989
5. Volkswagen T-Cross	6.525
6. Fiat Mobi	6.367
7. Renault Kwid	5.972
8. Chevrolet Tracker	5.899
9. Jeep Compass	5.751
10. Fiat Cronos	5.572

Source: Fenabrave

Source: Canal Tech

The Best-Selling Cars in Brazil in November 2023: Check Out the Rankings!

The Volkswagen Polo Achieved a Hat-trick in November, Maintaining Leadership in the Sales Ranking. Excellent Performance in the Accumulated Period.

November: Best-Selling Cars Continue to Be Highlights

Hat-trick and Leadership in the Ranking

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The Volkswagen Polo Achieved a Hat-trick in November, Maintaining Leadership in the Sales Ranking. Excellent Performance in the Accumulated Period.

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