Traditional automakers are lowering prices on several models in Brazil as Chinese brands make further gains in the market. The reductions include hatchbacks, sedans, a pickup, SUVs and electrified vehicles, according to the listed prices.
The largest cut is on the Volkswagen Polo Highline 2026. Its price has fallen by R$29,690, from R$138,690 to R$109,000. Fiat’s Cronos Drive 1.0 flex sedan is now priced at R$97,990 after a R$11,000 reduction.
Chevrolet’s Montana RS pickup dropped from R$171,390 to R$155,877, a cut of more than R$15,500. The Renault Duster Intense Plus with a manual transmission is now R$107,990 after a R$24,000 reduction, while the Peugeot 2008 Allure is listed at R$122,990.
Discounts also apply to larger and electrified models. Ford reduced the Territory’s listed price by R$25,000 to R$194,900. Kia’s hybrid Niro fell by R$20,000, from R$194,990 to R$174,990.
The Peugeot 2008 Allure uses a 1.0 Turbo 200 engine producing up to 130 hp on ethanol, paired with a CVT automatic transmission. The Cronos Drive is equipped with a 1.0 flex powertrain in the 2026 model-year configuration. Renault’s Duster offer is for the manual Intense Plus, while the Kia Niro is a hybrid. Volkswagen’s Polo offer covers the Highline trim, and Chevrolet’s is for the Montana RS.
Sources: Canaltech.