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Brazilian Vehicles Market in 2025 stays on growth trend. Full year sales gained 2.8% with BYD posting double-digit gains while climbing 2 spots. The chinese brand also retained largest EV share as the country leades in EV adoption in LatAm region.  

Uruguayan Vehicles Market in 2025 is expanding. YTD sales up to November gained 9.4%, with BYD leading in growth among best selling brands. Chery also reported major gains of 106.6% in 9th, showing how chinese carmakers are securing a share in one of LATAM fastest growing markets.    

Chilean Vehicles Market in 2024 fell 3.6% and reached 302,309 units, extending the downward trend of the previous year. Great Wall emerged with a rapid climb within a stagnant but tight Top 10.

Colombian Auto Market in 2024 grew 8.4% in 2024, rebounding from the previous year’s decline. Toyota took the lead over Renault, but Kia’s rapid rise in third now threatens its dominance.

Latin America Best-Selling Cars Ranking in 2024 Volkswagen Polo became market leader (+34.7%), followed by the Fiat Strada (+19.6%). Last year's leader the Chevrolet Onix, lost fell through 3rd spot (-10.1%).

Latin America's Automotive Market maintains post-pandemic momentum growing 1.1% to 5 million units sold. EV segment climbs to a 2% share, as tax breaks stimulate demand in key markets.

Argentina Best Selling Cars Ranking in 2024 was led by the Peugeot 208, while last year's leader, the Fiat Cronos, dropped to 3rd. Volkswagen secured its share with 3 models in the Top 10.    

Argentina Vehicles Market slowed down in 2024, shrinking 7.9% after four years of steady growth. Volkswagen held strong with three models in the top 10, while the Fiat Cronos lost its crown as the top-ranked model.

Brazilian Vehicles Market posted its fourth consecutive year of growth in 2024, climbing 13.9% year-on-year. Fiat and Volkswagen held their top rankings, but the real momentum came from Honda, Nissan, and BYD in the lower Top 10.

Brazil Best Selling Cars Ranking from 2024 is led by the Fiat Strada (+20%). The Volkswagen Polo (+26%) is still close behind, followed by the Chevrolet Onix (-4.5%). The Nissan Kicks notably rose 5 spots into 10th.