Showing the effects of the federal government’s stimulus program, which has already expired, July was a very positive month for compact hatchbacks. Proof of this is the Hyundai HB20, Volkswagen Polo and Chevrolet Onix that ran on the Fiat Strada. The attack was so strong that Truck dropped to fourth.
What is interesting is that the Hyundai HB20 is the best-selling car in Brazil in the first half of July. According to information from Finabraf, the compact Korean hatch took off like a rocket. It moved from seventh place in June to number one in the July split. Can you keep that crown until the end of the month?
As a result, the Volkswagen Polo, which was the best-selling car in Brazil in June, fell one place. Chevrolet Onix maintained its third position, but with much higher sales volume than last month. As the HB20 climbed, the Volkswagen T-Cross dropped to fifth, pushing the Fiat Mobi and Fiat Argo into one spot.
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Renault Kwid And the Chevrolet Onix Plus remained in the same positions they were in last month. Fiat Cronos left the top ten to make room for the Hyundai HB20S. Incidentally, this is the first time in history that the HB20 sedan appears among the best-selling cars in Brazil. Historically, it is a model with very average sales in this segment.
Best selling cars for the two weeks of July
1. Hyundai HB20 – 7,417 units
2. Volkswagen Polo – 7,368 units
3. Chevrolet Onix – 6,002 units
4. Fiat Strada – 5,156 units
5. Volkswagen T-Cross 45,540 units
6. Fiat Mobi – 4,165 units
7. Fiat Argo – 3,533 units
8. Chevrolet Onix Plus – 3,299 units
9. Renault Kwid – 3,189 units
10. Hyundai HB20S – 3,087 units
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