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Chinese Automakers Gain Significant Market Share in Brazil

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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In June 2026, 212,902 new passenger vehicles were registered in Brazil, representing a 33.8% increase year on year. Chinese brands accounted for 49,628 of these registrations, raising their market share from 10.2% to 23.3%. BYD ranked fourth among brands, with models such as the BYD Song family, Dolphin Mini, and Dolphin among the top 10 models.

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Why it matters

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The expansion demonstrates successful market penetration of Chinese brands into the Brazilian passenger vehicle market. This trend contributes to the broader shift seen across various global markets, including North America and Mexico.

Chinese brands are already gaining market share in Mexico, with contributions from Brazil and India.

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