Overview

• The Renault Kwid remains the cheapest model at 247,500 MXN in Mexico and is the only car under 20 million ARS in Argentina’s July rankings.
• Argentina’s most affordable 0 km vehicles now require 62–80 monthly minimum wages after list prices rose 2% month-on-month, outpacing July’s 1.5% inflation rate.
• Eight of Argentina’s ten lowest-priced models are imported from Brazil, with only the Fiat Cronos and Peugeot 208 built in domestic plants.
• Mexico’s budget lineup features the all-electric SEV E-Wan Cross as the sole EV, offering up to 300 km of range.
• Entry-level versions across both countries include advanced connectivity and safety systems that were once reserved for higher segments.