The Brazilian automotive market records a new significant movement in the sports utility vehicle segment, with the Jeep Compass resuming the top of the sales table. Após a period of intense rivalry with Asian automakers, the model manufactured in
The vehicle’s performance occurs in a scenario of general expansion of the category, which saw a 20.2% increase in turnover compared to the previous cycle. With more than 30 thousand units sold, medium SUVs reaffirm their leading role in dealerships, currently representing a considerable share of the entire fleet of light vehicles sold in the national territory, driven by the search for greater technology and added value.
Tight competition at the top of the table
The second place went to the BYD Song, which registered 3,802 units, maintaining competitive pressure with its plug-in hybrid versions, despite having given up first place. Logo behind, the GWM
Performance of recent and traditional models
Among the new products gaining ground on the streets, the Omoda 5 surprised by surpassing the thousand-unit barrier in its third month of sales, totaling 1,067 cars sold. Outro The positive highlight was the Ford Territory, which showed robust growth of almost 40%, reaching 851 registrations and reinforcing the presence of the North American automaker in the ranking of the ten most sought after models in this segment.
On the other hand, some veterans face difficulties in maintaining the sales pace in the face of renewed competition and new technologies available. The Volkswagen Taos registered a retraction in the period, parking at 1,225 units, a movement that market analysts associate with public expectations for visual and mechanical updates planned for the German brand’s model in the near future.
Scenario between seven-seater and premium vehicles
The rivalry also intensified in the category of larger and seven-seater utility vehicles, where the Jeep Commander held the lead with 1,330 sales, although followed very closely by the Caoa Chery Tiggo 8, which sold 1,271 units. The Toyota SW4 completed this specific podium with 1,231 vehicles, demonstrating the technical balance that marks this niche aimed at families who need more space and comfort.
In the higher price ranges, the Volvo EX30 dominates among premium electric vehicles with 285 units, surpassing traditional European rivals by a certain margin. At the absolute top of luxury and performance, the Porsche Cayenne maintains its unshakable hegemony, leading its specific category for the ninth consecutive month and confirming the loyalty of the high-income public to the manufacturer’s engineering.
