Toyota Vitz, The Compact Car That Promises To Arrive In Brazil For R$ 50,000

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 19/06/2023 at 20:32

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Japanese Manufacturer Launches New Cheap Car. The Toyota Vitz Could Become the Cheapest Car in Brazil, Overtaking Renault Kwid and Fiat Mobi.

On the day of the launch of the federal government’s incentive program for the purchase of new cars, Toyota presented a new model that could be very successful in the national market. The vehicle is named Toyota Vitz and, in summary, is a modified version of the Suzuki Celeiro. This car, which could be the cheapest car in Brazil, was initially launched only in South Africa.

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The new cheapest car in Brazil is a compact hatch, just slightly larger than the Fiat Mobi and the Renault Kwid, which are the main representatives in the national market.

The Toyota Vitz, from the Japanese manufacturer, measures 3.69 m in length, 1.65 m in width, and has a wheelbase of 2.45 m. In terms of engine, the Vitz falls short compared to its competitors. It features a 3-cylinder, 1.0-liter gasoline engine, which can provide the low-cost car with 67 horsepower and 9 kgf/m of torque.

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There is anticipation for the model to arrive soon in the Brazilian market, further increasing competition among automakers in the popular car sector. Abroad, the model is in its fourth generation, as it is one of the market favorites. Unfortunately, the Toyota Vitz has not yet arrived in the country, but its arrival seems to be getting closer.

According to the manufacturer, despite being an entry-level vehicle, the low-cost car still offers complete technology and accessory packages. This way, the owner of the cheapest car in Brazil can include a multimedia center compatible with Apple CarPlay, a rear parking sensor, and airbags.

Finally, its fuel efficiency is also a major draw, making it perfect for those who want to drive more and spend less.

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The Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (MDIC) announced that nine automakers have joined the popular car discount program launched by the federal government last week.

Thus, 31 different models will have discounts ranging from R$ 2,000 to R$ 8,000, totaling 233 versions. The automakers participating in the program are Renault, Toyota, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Honda, Nissan, General Motors (GM), Peugeot, and Fiat.

Initially, all automakers requested the maximum amount of R$ 10 million in tax credits when they joined the program. Six of them have already requested an additional R$ 10 million each. In total, the requests amount to R$ 150 million, representing 30% of the R$ 500 million limit that companies can use as tax credits for selling cheaper cars.

Toyota Vitz, The Compact Car That Promises To Arrive In Brazil For R$ 50,000

Japanese Manufacturer Launches New Cheap Car. The Toyota Vitz Could Become the Cheapest Car in Brazil, Overtaking Renault Kwid and Fiat Mobi.

Toyota’s Low-Cost Car Delivers 67 Horsepower

New Toyota Vehicle Features Various Technologies

Federal Government Releases List of Discounted Popular Cars

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