What are the most fuel-guzzling cars in Brazil? 

This is a very important question. 

After all, with gasoline costing more than R$ 6.00 across the country, it's necessary to know which models consume the most fuel.

Although most lists only show the most fuel-efficient vehicles, we decided to do things differently.

So, with the aim of keeping you informed, but in a different way, our experts have prepared some special content. 

After a series of studies, today we're going to show you which vehicles consume the most fuel in Brazil.

If you're a born teetotaler, this is very important content.

This will make it easy to know which vehicles to avoid when making your next purchase. 

But if you own any of the models on the list, then it's time to get your wallet ready.

To find out which cars are the most fuel-inefficient in Brazil, just keep reading the article.

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Although prices are rising in Brazil, the price per liter of gasoline here is "only" the 90th highest in the world.

Today the average cost of fuel at Brazilian gas stations is R$ 6.32. 

This value is approximately R$ 0.40 cheaper than the price practiced in the international market, which is R$ 6.75.

The information comes from GPP – Global Petrol Prices, a service responsible for monitoring energy and fuel prices weekly in 168 countries, based on official indicators.

Although the cost of oil on the international market is the same for all countries, the prices charged in each country are subject to different types of influence.

The cheapest prices found by Global Petrol Prices are in two countries that are part of OPEC – the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.

They are: Venezuela, where gasoline costs R$ 0.22 per liter, and Iran, where the price per liter is R$ 0.33.

However, these are values that deviate from the reality of the global average. 

On the other hand, the most expensive place to fill up your tank is in Hong Kong, where a liter of gasoline costs an average of R$ 14.45.

Although this is currently the highest price, this price level is not an isolated case.

After all, in 25 countries the price of gasoline today exceeds the R$ 10 per liter range.

19 of these countries are in Europe, and we're going even further. In the Netherlands and Norway, the values exceed R$ 12.00 per liter.

To illustrate the current reality for Brazilians compared to the rest of the world, we've compiled a list of the top five most expensive and cheapest fuels globally. 

The five countries where gasoline is most expensive in the world are:

If Brazil were on the list, it would occupy the 90th position. 

Now, presenting a completely opposite list, we'll show you the five countries where gasoline is cheapest in the world. 

In a list of countries with the cheapest gasoline, Brazil would be in 78th position. 

Brazilians are rightly complaining about the price of fuel.

However, it is important to emphasize that with the fluctuating dollar and the lack of production capacity, there is a high chance that we will see prices rise even further at the fuel pumps.

Therefore, knowing which car to choose with fuel economy in mind is essential for anyone who wants to save money these days.

So, after showing you the reality of gasoline prices around the world, we're now going to show you the 10 most fuel-inefficient cars in Brazil. 

So, let's go!

We have finally arrived, the moment of truth.

After much research, our experts have selected the 10 most fuel-inefficient cars in Brazil.

Let's check out this incredible and important list. 

The Creta Action is equipped with a 1.6 16V flex-fuel engine paired with a six-speed automatic transmission.

With gasoline, the model achieves 9.8 km/l in the city and 11.7 km/l on the highway. 

When fueled with ethanol, the average fuel consumption in the city is 6.8 km/L and in the highway it is 8.1 km/L.

Without a doubt, it's a gas guzzler, but with acceptable fuel consumption rates.

Another vehicle to feature on the list of the most fuel-guzzling cars, the Tiggo 5X has a 1.5 16V turbo flex engine and a six-speed dual-clutch automated transmission.

Therefore, when fueled with gasoline, it achieves 9.8 km/l in the city and 11.7 km/l on the highway.

When the tank is filled with ethanol, fuel consumption figures rise to 6.7 km/l in the city and 9.0 km/l on the highway. 

The numbers are relatively bad, but relatively acceptable. 

In eighth place we have another model from Caoa Chery. 

The Tiggo 7 features a 1.6 16V turbo flex engine with a six-speed dual-clutch automated transmission.

Therefore, when fueled with gasoline, it gets 9.7 km/L in the city and 10.9 km/L on the highway.

With ethanol, the average fuel consumption is 6.6 km/L in the city and 7.6 km/L on the highway. 

The numbers are still acceptable for gasoline, but already alarming for ethanol. 

In seventh place among the 10 most fuel-guzzling cars in Brazil is the famous Renegade. 

The model equipped with the 1.8 16V flex engine also features a six-speed automatic transmission. 

This configuration allows the model to achieve an average fuel consumption of 9.5 km/l in the city and 11 km/l on the highway using gasoline. 

With ethanol, the averages plummet to 6.7 km/l in urban use and 8.1 km/l on highways. 

It could be better, but it isn't. 

Among SUVs, we have a hatchback as an unwelcome surprise on our list of the most fuel-inefficient cars in Brazil in 2021.

The Argo equipped with a 1.8 flex 16V engine features a six-speed automatic transmission. 

On gasoline, it gets 9.4 km/l in the city and 11.9 km/l on highways.

With ethanol, the average drops to 6.6 km/l for city driving and 8.6 km/l on the highway. 

Here's proof that a hatchback isn't particularly economical. 

The Doblò is a classic when we talk about everything bad.

Ultimately, the model is ugly and, to make matters worse, it's also among the 10 most fuel-inefficient cars in Brazil.

Equipped with a 1.8 16V Flex engine and a five-speed manual transmission, the model achieves 9.2 km/l in the city and 10.3 km/l on the highway using gasoline.

However, when fueled with ethanol, the averages decrease to 6.4 km/l in the city and 7.2 km/l on the highway.

With so many cars being discontinued, whether the Doblò will remain in production is a real question mark.

In fourth place, we have the famous and highly sought-after BMW X4 M40i. 

Equipped with a 3.0 24V engine and an eight-speed automatic transmission, the SUV runs exclusively on gasoline.

Thus, its average fuel consumption figures are: 8.4 km/l in the city and 9.9 km/l on the highway. 

Let's face it, those are not very encouraging numbers. 

At the bottom of the podium for the most fuel-guzzling cars in Brazil, we have the BMW X3 M40i.

The model is equipped with a 3.0 24V engine paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. 

Like its predecessor, the X3 runs exclusively on gasoline. 

Thus, the model achieves 8.3 km/l in the city and 9.7 km/l on highways. 

In second place we have the robust SUV of Japanese origin.

Under the hood, there's a 2.7-liter 16V flex-fuel engine and a six-speed automatic transmission. 

Thus, on gasoline, the monster gets 7.1 km/l in the city and 8.5 km/l on the highway. 

However, with ethanol, the numbers plummet: the averages are 4.9 km/l in the city and 5.9 km/l on the highway. 

And in first place among the most fuel-guzzling vehicles in Brazil, we have the Land Rover Discovery Sport.

Equipped with a 2.0 16V flex-fuel engine and a nine-speed transmission, it had everything it needed to be economical.

However, its weight makes it a rather fuel-inefficient vehicle.

With gasoline, the model gets 6.8 km/l in the city and 8.2 km/l on the highway.

With ethanol, the average fuel consumption drops to 4.6 km/l in the city and 5.6 km/l on the highway. 

But let's face it, whoever buys one of these shouldn't worry about the price of gasoline. 

Now that you know the 10 most fuel-guzzling cars in Brazil in 2021, let's show you the opposite side.

For those truly seeking savings when buying a car, our experts have created an article showcasing the 10 most fuel-efficient vehicles in Brazil.

To learn more, simply click below!