Fuel is an item that weighs family budget. To give you an idea, according to the IPCA-15 (inflation preview), fuels rose 0.26% in December, with increases of 1.70% in ethanol and 0.11% in gasoline.
Thinking about the economic side, the report from CNN Brazil created a list of the most economical cars in Brazil for those who go to the city.
Right at the top of the list is the car with the lowest fuel consumption to run in the urban cycle. The model has an average of 14.6 km/l in the city when fueled with gasoline.
Right in second place, the Kwid’s direct competitor, the , appears as the second model with low consumption of fuel. With the same cycle as the Kwid, the Mobi has averages of 14 km/l.
Check out the complete list of the 10 most economical hatchbacks to drive in the city:
- Renault Kwid (various versions) – 14.6 km/l;
- Fiat Mobi (Trekking/Like) – 14.0 km/l;
- Volkswagen Polo TSI (Mechanical) – 13.9 km/l;
- Chevrolet Onix MT (1.0-12V) – 13.8 km/l;
- Fiat Argo (1.0/Drive) – 13.6 km/l;
- Volkswagen Polo (MPI/Track) – 13.5 km/l;
- Chevrolet Onix LT (turbo manual) – 13.5 km/l;
- Hyundai HB20 (1.0-12V versions) – 13.3 km/l;
- Citroën C3 (Feel, Live) – 13,2 km/l;
- Honda City Hatch – 13,2 km/l.
