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Argentina's 10 cheapest SUVs in August
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Argentina's 10 cheapest SUVs in August

From La Naciรณn · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

In-depth Documents & data Context piece
  • The SUV segment has become dominant in the automotive market, diversifying into various categories.
  • In 2025, half of the top 20 best-selling models in Argentina were SUVs.
  • The article lists the 10 cheapest SUVs available in Argentina for August, based on list prices.

The automotive industry has seen a significant shift towards Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs), leading to a broad diversification within this segment. Crossovers and compact SUVs (segment B) are now common, alongside medium (C) and larger vehicles (D) often equipped for seven passengers.

This trend is evident in market performance: in 2025, SUVs constituted half of the top 20 best-selling models in Argentina. The remaining best-sellers were a mix of compact cars, pickups, and utility vehicles.

Automakers have adapted by expanding their SUV portfolios to compete in this growing market, even though SUVs generally carry higher prices than compact hatchbacks. The article identifies the 10 most affordable SUVs available in Argentina for August, using their official list prices.

The most accessible SUV is the Chinese-made JAC S2, priced at US$20,900, equivalent to approximately $31,768,000 Argentine pesos. Following closely is the Kaiyi X3, a compact SUV from another Chinese brand, with an entry-level price of US$20,000.

The Volkswagen Nivus ranks third with a price of $34,286,650 pesos for August. The Citroรซn Basalt is fourth at $35,630,000 pesos, having previously held the title of the most economical SUV in Argentina. Rounding out the top five is the Chevrolet Spin, notable for its SUV characteristics and capacity for up to seven passengers, priced at $36,178,900 pesos.

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Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.