Overview
- The May list of the 10 lowest‑priced new cars keeps the Renault Kwid as the cheapest model.
- Price checks show small moves across the tier, with the JAC S2 up from US$19,900 to US$20,900, the biggest monthly jump.
- The Suzuki Swift Hybrid entered in fifth place and is the first Suzuki in Argentina with a mild‑hybrid system.
- Auto registrations totaled 47,564 in April, down 13.6% year over year, signaling a cooler market after earlier peaks.
- Chinese brands reached a 10.2% share as BYD sold 1,701 units, ranked ninth overall, and led electric sales, with more newcomers outlining local lineups.