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Chevrolet Brazil Sales Down In March 2025 As Most Models In The Red

By Deivis Centeno

April 12, 2025 12:56 pm

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Chevrolet Brazil sales decreased six percent to 20,163 units in March 2025. The figures rank GM as the third-largest car manufacturer in the country behind Stellantis and the Volkswagen Group, while Chevrolet finished as third best-selling automobile brand, behind Fiat and VW.

Individual model sales performance was as follows:

During the first three months of the 2025 calendar year, Chevrolet Brazil sales decreased 1.9 percent to 55,808 units.

Sales Results - March 2025 - Brazil - Chevrolet

MODELMAR 2025 / MAR 2024MARCH 2025MARCH 2024YTD 2025 / YTD 2024 YTD 2025YTD 2024
BOLT EV-66.67% 13-33.33%2 3
CORVETTE-16.67% 56-21.74%18 23
EQUINOX-31.03% 160232+4.56%642 614
MONTANA-19.45% 1,7442,165-16.32%4,866 5,815
ONIX-14.23% 10,06911,739-9.33%25,904 28,570
S10+33.91% 2,3301,740+6.04%5,704 5,379
SILVERADO-32.84% 4567-80.73%121 628
SPIN+205.91% 1,398457+91.78%4,434 2,312
TRACKER-11.48% 4,1704,711+7.53%13,619 12,665
TRAILBLAZER+106.48% 223108+96.97%455 231
CHEVROLET TOTAL-6.03% 20,16321,456-1.92%55,808 56,901

The GM Authority Take

The decline in Chevrolet Brazil sales in March follows the three percent drop suffered in February and marks the brand’s second consecutive monthly decline in the local market, losing 1,293 units year-over-year. Still, last month’s 20,163 sales represent a significant improvement over the 15,998 deliveries in February, improving Chevrolet’s position in the market and eliminating the risk of losing its third place among the local best-sellers.

Seven of Chevrolet Brazil’s ten models were in the red during March, all with notable double-digit drops. Among them, the Chevy Onix was impacted the most, accounting for the largest year-over-year drop of 1,670 units to see 10,069 deliveries. However, much like the Chevy brand, the Onix saw an improvement in volume compared to its weak result in February, reinforcing its role as Chevy’s most popular model and the best-selling car in the Brazilian market – only marginally surpassed by the Fiat Strada pickup truck with 10,256 units.

By contrast, three nameplates were in the green during the month, led by the Chevy S10 pickup and the Chevy Spin MPV. The S10 midsize truck regained over 1,000 units month-on-month, allowing it to close the gap with the Ford Ranger and come very close to regaining second place among the best-selling pickups in its class locally. Meanwhile, the Spin stood out with the largest increase in terms of both percentage and volume for the month, remaining the brand’s fastest-growing model.

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By Deivis Centeno

Deivis is an engineer with a passion for cars and the global auto business. He is constantly investigating about GM's future products.

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  1. it proves has much rich people in Brasil buying new cars

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  2. A GM está perdendo mercado no Brasil, porque insiste no motor 3 cilindros com correia dentada banhadoa a óleo, não dá a opção de um motor com corrente de comando

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