Check Out Five SUV And Pickup Options Within The Same Price Range As The New 2026 Ford Territory Titanium

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Published on 10/07/2025 at 12:22

Updated on 10/07/2025 at 14:23

Imagem frontal do Ford Territory 2026 mostra o design renovado com nova grade, logo da Ford centralizado e faróis em LED.

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In 2025, Ford confirmed the arrival of the Territory Titanium 2026. It gained a new visual identity and continues to focus on technology for the medium SUV segment.
The estimated price is R$ 215 thousand. The updated model features six airbags, a panoramic sunroof, and a digital dashboard integrated with the multimedia system.
The engine is a 1.5 turbo EcoBoost with 169 hp and a wet dual-clutch transmission.
Ford bets on this unique configuration to compete with hybrid SUVs, off-roads, and even pickups.
Exploring other alternatives in the same price range is essential for consumers to make decisions.

Hyundai Kona Combines Hybrid Efficiency With Futuristic Design

Among the closest competitors is the Hyundai Kona Ultimate 1.6 GDI HEV. The model arrives with a hybrid proposal and modern visuals.
Revealed globally in early 2025, the South Korean SUV combines a 1.6 combustion engine with a self-charging electric motor.
The combined power is 141 hp. The average urban fuel consumption is 18.4 km/l, according to official data from Hyundai Brazil in April 2025.
With a price of R$ 214,990, the Kona comes with lane-keeping assist, automatic emergency braking, and 18-inch diamond-cut wheels.
It also offers ABS brakes with EBD and a modern multimedia system. Thus, those seeking economy without giving up technology may be interested.

Suzuki Jimny Sierra Maintains Adventurous Profile Without Giving Up Comfort

For those who enjoy exploring trails, the Suzuki Jimny Sierra 4Expedition Allgrip 1.5 AT is a robust option. It was launched in the second half of 2024.
Its current price is R$ 216,990. The classic square design catches attention. The 1.5 naturally aspirated engine delivers 108 hp with a four-speed automatic transmission.
The 4×4 traction ensures off-road performance. Features such as snorkel, roof rack, MTR tires, and raised suspension come standard.
These details were confirmed by Suzuki Vehicles Brazil in May 2025. It is worth noting that the engine still does not meet Proconve L8.

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Corolla Cross XRX Reinforces the Efficiency of a Medium Hybrid SUV

Another rival on the list is the Toyota Corolla Cross XRX Hybrid, whose top version appeared in 2024 and thus remains in 2025 for R$ 219,890.
The medium SUV measures 4.46 meters in length and has a 2.64-meter wheelbase.
This way, the interior space becomes more comfortable for everyone. Meanwhile, the powertrain combines a 1.8 flex engine with 101 hp and an electric motor with 72 hp.
Thus, the total reaches 122 hp of combined power. The model also offers an electric sunroof and 18-inch three-dimensional wheels, as well as adaptive cruise control.
Moreover, it brings seven airbags as standard to enhance safety. Finally, the Corolla Cross XRX stands out for its advanced ADAS package but, on the flip side, prioritizes fuel consumption.

GWM Haval H6 and Fiat Toro Ranch Complete Premium Alternatives

At the top of the options, alongside the Territory, is the GWM Haval H6 HEV2, which costs R$ 220 thousand.
Additionally, the hybrid SUV combines a 1.5 turbo engine and an electric motor, totaling 243 hp, according to GWM Brazil.
Meanwhile, it offers a 1.6 kWh battery and a 560-liter trunk, as well as a digital dashboard and leather seats.
For those seeking power, the Fiat Toro Ranch 2.2 turbo diesel 4×4 AT9, launched in 2025, is priced at R$ 226,490 and draws attention despite the higher price than the Territory.

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