In Argentina, several locally produced automatic vehicle models stand out, offering interesting features at affordable prices. Among them is the Fiat Cronos, a sedan with the Drive Pack Plus 1.3 GSE CVT version, which is considered the most economical automatic car manufactured in the country. This model, with a power of 99 horsepower and a CVT automatic transmission with seven pre-programmed gears, costs $26,426,000.
On the other hand, the Renault Sandero, available in conventional and adventurous Stepway versions, is also produced in Argentina with an automatic transmission and is priced below $30 million pesos. The Peugeot 208, a hatchback manufactured in the province of Buenos Aires since 2020, is another alternative for those seeking an automatic vehicle in the national market. Its Allure AT version is valued at $28,090,000.
The automatic Toyota Yaris, one of the best-selling models in Argentina, equipped with a 1.6 gasoline engine with 115 horsepower and a CVT automatic transmission, is produced at the Santa Isabel plant in Córdoba. The list price of the Sandero is $27,270,000, while the Stepway costs $28,030,000. The list of the 10 most economical 0 km automatic cars to buy in 2025 includes the Toyota Yaris Hatchback XS 1.5 CVT, the Chevrolet Onix LTZ 1.0 AT, and the Hyundai HB20 Comfort Plus AT 1.6, among others.
Among the most accessible options is the Citroën C3 VTi AT Feel Pack with a price of $23,770,000. The Fiat Pulse Drive 1.3 CVT, the Citroën C4 Cactus VTi AT Feel, and the Renault Sandero Intens 1.6 CVT are other alternatives within the automatic vehicles available in the Argentine market. It is worth mentioning that the Peugeot 208 in its Active version, with a five-speed manual transmission, also presents itself as an option to consider, following an update that incorporated aesthetic changes and equipment improvements in August of last year.
