With below-inflation increases, here are the 10 cheapest brand new cars in June.

The automotive market continues to grow, with sales figures unprecedented in recent years. In the cumulative year of 2025, 272,837 units were registered, representing a 79% increase compared to the same period in 2024.

If the trend continues, the 600,000 units forecast by the industry at the beginning of the year will be far exceeded.

The economic context and a price increase below the inflation rate remain key to dealerships' continued success.

In June, for example, average increases were between 1.5% and 2% , almost one point less than the 2.8% reported by INDEC for April.

Added to this are exclusive promotions (such as the one Volkswagen offered in May with the Polo Track ) and convenient credit lines at 0% interest.

The most affordable cars are found in the city and compact segment, which also represent the largest vehicle fleet.

The cheapest model on the market recently added the Outsider version, which features details that give it a more adventurous look. The price is the same as the Iconic variant, which received a 2.5% price adjustment compared to May.

The return of the diamond-shaped brand's small car (which had been offered from 2017 to 2021) included equipment improvements, such as the inclusion of stability control (ESP) and improved connectivity.

The all-electric version (Kwid E-Tech) costs $25,710,000 and narrowly misses the list. However, it's the cheapest model of its type on the market.

The Italian brand's cheapest model—which no longer offers vehicles under $20 million—rose 2% compared to May.

The Mobi features the familiar 70-hp naturally aspirated 1.0-liter engine and a fifth-speed manual transmission. Its range includes a single, new version (Trekking), which stands out from its predecessors with a more adventurous look.

The Brazilian-made compact is the only one that maintained its May prices . It's available in three versions with five-door body styles and two with sedan silhouettes.

Mechanically, it has a 1.6-liter gasoline engine with 123 horsepower, which can be associated with a manual or automatic transmission, both with 6 speeds.

The mid-range hatchback is automatic and costs $26,364,000, while the top-of-the-range version adds driver assistance systems and is priced at $29,913,000.

In turn, the base sedan (Comfort Plus manual) costs $23,727,600 and the full (Platinum Safety automatic), $30,014,400.

JAC became the only Chinese brand imported by Socma, following the transfer of Chery to Grupo Corven. This compact crossover comes in a single version, powered by a 105-hp 1.5-liter engine paired with a five-speed manual transmission.

Its official price is expressed in dollars (US$19,990), and has remained the same since February. The official dollar exchange rate at the time of writing was $1,200.

Its standard equipment includes only two front airbags, hill start assist, cruise control, automatic door locking, rear sensors and a reversing camera, a 9" touchscreen multimedia display compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and air conditioning, among other features.

The model relaunched in May rose 1%, though it has moved below the Cronos to become Fiat's second-cheapest car.

The revamped Argo is sold in a single version with the well-known 99 hp 1.3 Firefly engine, paired with a five-speed manual transmission.

In terms of equipment, it offers two front airbags, a 7" touchscreen multimedia display with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay wireless connectivity, manual climate control, a multifunction steering wheel, rear parking sensors, and a rearview camera, among other features.

The French brand's most affordable model increased by 1.6% compared to April.

Mechanically, it is powered by the well-known 115 hp 1.6-liter gasoline engine, which can be combined with a 5-speed manual transmission or a six-speed automatic transmission.

This year, the range added a version equipped with the mechanical set consisting of the 120 hp 1.0 turbo engine and the CVT automatic transmission, present in other Stellantis Group models, which costs $26,310,000.

Argentina's best-selling sedan saw a 2% price increase, dropping from fifth to seventh place. It remains the most affordable domestically produced model on the market.

This compact car is powered by a 99-horsepower 1.3-liter gasoline engine paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. The range consists of four versions and includes variants with CVT automatic transmissions. The most expensive (Precision 1.3 CVT) has already exceeded $30 million ($30,057,000).

The country's best-selling car received an average 1.5% price adjustment across the entire range, remaining in the same position as in May.

Mechanically, it is powered by a 115 hp 1.6-liter engine, combined with a 5-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmission. The range also includes more equipped and powerful versions that feature the new 120 hp 1.0-liter turbo engine, mated to a CVT automatic transmission.

This crossover, launched in early 2025, increased by an average of 1.5% compared to May.

Its silhouette blends the shape of an SUV with that of a coupe, and it also has a large interior space and trunk capacity (490 liters).

The most affordable versions (Live and Feel) are equipped with a 115-horsepower 1.6-liter engine and a 5-speed manual transmission. Another more powerful version (Shine) is equipped with a 120-hp T200 turbo engine and a CVT automatic transmission.

It remains the best-selling imported model (sourced from Brazil) on the market, and the one with the most registrations in May. At the end of 2024, the Japanese brand announced the reconfiguration of its range, eliminating the sedan and hatchback variants with manual transmission.

This month, the compact saw a 1.5% increase in its base version (XS CVT). The Yaris is powered by a 1.5-liter, 105-horsepower gasoline engine paired with a CVT automatic transmission.

The range now includes two more versions (XLS+ and S), which increased by 1.7% compared to May and cost $28,062,000 and $30,267,000 respectively.