What Will Be The Price Of The 10 Most Popular Electric Cars With Taxes Included?

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Published on 19/11/2023 at 10:55

Updated on 19/11/2023 at 14:27

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As of January 2024, electric car prices in Brazil will rise, and this trend will continue until 2026, when they will reach absurd values. Check below how the prices of the best-selling models will be.

Starting in 2024, Brazil will resume charging taxes on electric cars and hybrids. The tax rate will gradually increase, reaching 35% in July 2026.

In summary, this means that the most popular electric cars, such as the BYD Dolphin, which currently costs R$ 149,800 and is among the best-selling hatches in Brazil, will not have as favorable prices as before.

According to the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce, and Services, the reintroduction of taxes aims to promote the growth of the national industry, accelerate the transition to vehicles with lower carbon emissions, and boost the country’s industrial revitalization process.

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Impact of the Tax Increase on Electric Cars in Brazil

The Dolphin, currently the most popular and best-selling electric vehicle in Brazil, will see a significant price increase, going from the current R$ 149,800 to over R$ 200,000 when the full tax rate is applied to 100% electric cars.

The Audi Q8 e-tron, currently the most expensive electric car among the 10 best-selling in the country, will have an exorbitant price increase. The SUV, which costs R$ 646,990 in its base version, will cost R$ 873,436 when the rate of 35% is applied.

Here are the prices of the most popular and best-selling electric cars, updated from January 2024 with projected increases for July 2024, July 2025, and July 2026. Check the current values and price adjustments for models such as BYD Dolphin, BYD Yuan Plus, Volvo XC40, Volvo C40, BMW iX1, Mini Cooper S, Renault.Kwid E-Tech, BYD Tan, Renault.Megane E-Tech, and Audi Q8 e-tron.

Best-Selling Electric Cars: Prices as of January 2024
Model	Current Price	January/24 (+10%)	July/24 (+18%)	July/25 (+25%)	July/26 (+35%)
BYD Dolphin	R$ 149,800	R$ 164,780	R$176,764	R$187,250	R$ 202,230
BYD Yuan Plus	R$ 269,800	R$ 296,780	R$ 318,364	R$ 337,250	R$ 364,230
Volvo XC40	R$ 299,950	R$ 329,945	R$ 353,941	R$ 374,937	R$ 404,932
Volvo C40	R$ 314,950	R$ 346,445	R$ 371,641	R$ 393,687	R$ 425,182
BMW iX1	R$ 421,950	R$ 464,145	R$ 497,901	R$ 527,437	R$ 569,632
Mini Cooper S	R$ 243,950	R$ 268,345	R$ 287,861	R$ 304,937	R$ 329,332
Renault Kwid E-Tech	R$ 123,490	R$ 135,839	R$ 145,718	R$ 154,362	R$ 166,711
BYD Tan	R$ 529,890	R$ 582,879	R$ 625,270	R$ 662,362	R$ 715,351
Renault Megane E-Tech	R$ 279,900	R$ 307,890	R$ 330,282	R$ 348,875	R$ 377,865
Audi Q8 e-tron	R$ 646,990	R$ 711,579	R$ 763,448	R$ 808,737	R$ 873,436

Source: Canal Tech

What Will Be The Price Of The 10 Most Popular Electric Cars With Taxes Included?

As of January 2024, electric car prices in Brazil will rise, and this trend will continue until 2026, when they will reach absurd values. Check below how the prices of the best-selling models will be.

Impact of the Tax Increase on Electric Cars in Brazil

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What Will Be The Price Of The 10 Most Popular Electric Cars With Taxes Included?

As of January 2024, electric car prices in Brazil will rise, and this trend will continue until 2026, when they will reach absurd values. Check below how the prices of the best-selling models will be.

Impact of the Tax Increase on Electric Cars in Brazil

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