Cheap new cars in Argentina: the updated July 2025 ranking

Which are the cheapest new cars (0 km) available for sale in the country today?

Only one costs less than $20,000: the updated list with the cheapest new cars in the country

To access a 0 km in Argentina, at least $19 million is required. Still, there are models that remain below the market average.

There is still one model below $20 million. The list includes affordable options within the local market for those looking to buy a new car in July 2025.

El Banco Ciudad lanzó un importate crédito a tasa fija para comprar autos

The 10 cheapest cars in July 2025

According to this month's official prices, and using the base version of each model as a reference, this is the updated ranking:

Renault Kwid: from $19,990,000
Fiat Mobi: from $21,407,000
Hyundai HB20: from $23,900,000
Chevrolet Onix: from $24,052,900
Fiat Argo: from $24,784,000
Fiat Cronos: from $24,838,000
Citroën C3: from $24,840,000
JAC S2: from $24,875,000
Peugeot 208: from $25,340,000
Toyota Yaris: from $25,817,000

The best start of the year in seven years

The automotive market is on the rise. In June, 52,212 vehicles were registered nationwide, according to ACARA data. That represents 68.9% more than in June 2024.

To access a 0 km in Argentina, at least $19 million is required. Still, there are models that remain below the market average.

There is still one model below $20 million. The list includes affordable options within the local market for those looking to buy a new car in July 2025.

The 10 cheapest cars in July 2025

According to this month's official prices, and using the base version of each model as a reference, this is the updated ranking:

Renault Kwid: from $19,990,000
Fiat Mobi: from $21,407,000
Hyundai HB20: from $23,900,000
Chevrolet Onix: from $24,052,900
Fiat Argo: from $24,784,000
Fiat Cronos: from $24,838,000
Citroën C3: from $24,840,000
JAC S2: from $24,875,000
Peugeot 208: from $25,340,000
Toyota Yaris: from $25,817,000

The best start of the year in seven years

The automotive market is on the rise. In June, 52,212 vehicles were registered nationwide, according to ACARA data. That represents 68.9% more than in June 2024.

Los 0km más económicos en Argentina | Renault Kwid

When compared to May, there is a 7.3% decrease, since that month there were 56,321 registrations. Still, the accumulated total for the semester reaches 326,039 units, 77.8% above the same period of the previous year.

A historic semester

ACARA president Sebastián Beato highlighted that this is the best first semester in seven years. He pointed out as key factors the reduction of taxes, stimulus measures, and access to more convenient financing.

Autos más baratos diciembre 2024 | Fiat Mobi

"The sector is today one of the engines of recovery," he stated. He also expressed that the goal is to maintain this level in the second half of the year, with the expectation of reaching 650,000 units annually.

The best-selling cars in June

In addition to the cheapest, these are the models with the highest number of registrations last month:

Fiat Cronos: 2,872 units
Toyota Yaris: 2,797
Volkswagen Polo: 2,338
Peugeot 208: 2,316
Toyota Hilux: 2,224
Ford Ranger: 2,091
Volkswagen Amarok: 1,866
Toyota Corolla Cross: 1,808
Chevrolet Tracker: 1,640
Peugeot 2008: 1,588

Cheap new cars in Argentina: the updated July 2025 ranking

The 10 cheapest cars in July 2025

The best start of the year in seven years

Cheap new cars in Argentina: the updated July 2025 ranking

The 10 cheapest cars in July 2025

The best start of the year in seven years

A historic semester

The best-selling cars in June

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