The automotive market showed a strong impulse in July, with 62,163 patented vehicles, an year -on -year increase of 44% compared to 2024 and 17.8% compared to June.
In Argentina, buy a Automatic 0km requires at least $ 26 million, according to official automotive prices, without counting additional expenses or overpricing.
The most accessible automatic model is the Toyota yaris hatchback xs 1.5 cvtpublished by $ 26,721,000. Above this value, other options such as the Hyundai HB20 Comfort plus at 1.6 ($ 27,600,000), Citroën C3 vti 115 Eat6 Feel Pack ($ 28,470,000, with optional bito for $ 250,000), Chevrolet Onix Ltz 1.0t ($ 28,546,900) and Fiat Cronos Drive Pack Plus 1.3 GSE CVT ($ 32,852,000).
If the cars 0km cheaper in the country in August 2025 Taking the base version, the ranking is like this: Renault Kwid ($ 20,990,000), Fiat Mobi ($ 23,976,000), Hyundai HB20 ($ 24,600,000), Chevrolet Onix ($ 25,560,900), Toyota Yaris ($ 26,721,000), Jac S2 ($ 26,860,000), Renault Logan ($ 27,420,000), Citroën C3 ($ 27,700,000), Fiat Argo ($ 27,759,000) and Fiat Cronos ($ 27,819,000).
The cheapest automatic cars in Argentina
- Toyota yaris hatchback xs 1.5 cvt: $ 26,721,000
- Hyundai HB20 Comfort plus at 1.6: $ 27,600,000
- Citroën C3 vti 115 Eat6 Feel Pack: $ 28,470,000 (Optional Bitonus costs $ 250,000)
- Chevrolet Onix Ltz 1.0t: $ 28,546,900
- Fiat Cronos Drive Pack Plus 1.3 GSE CVT: $ 32,852,000
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He Automotive market showed a strong impulse in July, with 62,163 patented vehicles, an year -on -year increase of 44% compared to 2024 and 17.8% compared to June. In the first six months of the year, 388,680 units, 71.5% more than the same period last year were recorded.
He President of Acara, Sebastián BlessedHe stressed that the combination of economic stability, a variety of models and accessible financing generated “true opportunities” for buyers, and stressed that the coordination of the entire value chain contributes to sustaining demand and projecting a positive future for the sector.
Source: Ambito
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