8. Fiat Fiorino: $33,180,000.
9. JAC S2: $33,892,000.
10. Fiat Argo: $34,100,000.
The September ranking features models from Brazilian and Chinese origins, with prices starting at $25 million
8. Fiat Fiorino: $33,180,000.
9. JAC S2: $33,892,000.
10. Fiat Argo: $34,100,000.
The cheapest 0km cars in Argentina show changes in September 2026, with imported models among the top positions.
A survey by Autoblog shows that no vehicle in the ranking appears among the ten best-selling cars in the country and that there are also no locally manufactured models.
The first place in the ranking of cheapest 0km cars goes to the JMEV Easy 3, with a price of $25,012,000.
In second place is the Hyundai HB20, at $27,990,000. The podium is completed by the Renault Kwid, valued at $28,300,000.
1. JMEV Easy 3: $25,012,000.
2. Hyundai HB20: $27,990,000.
3. Renault Kwid: $28,300,000.
4. VW Polo Robust: $30,222,550.
5. Fiat Mobi: $30,280,000.
6. Chevrolet Onix: $32,457,900.
7. Kaiyi X3: $32,560,000.
The values always correspond to the version with the most accessible equipment level of each model.
For the past two months, the ranking of cheapest 0km cars has not included vehicles manufactured in the country.
The models that appear on the list are of Chinese or Brazilian origin. For this reason, vehicles like the Fiat Cronos from Córdoba and the Peugeot 208 from Buenos Aires are no longer listed.
The list includes models from JMEV, Hyundai, Renault, Volkswagen, Fiat, Chevrolet, Kaiyi, and JAC Motors.
The material highlights that some of the involved groups have a presence and history in the country. Among them, it mentions Stellantis, Renault, Chevrolet, and Volkswagen, in addition to the groups Antelo and Macri.
The ranking of the cheapest 0km cars in September was compiled from the official price lists of the brands.