The pickup truck market is experiencing a period of great growth, and with that in mind, we at Senhor Carros have analyzed and compiled a modest list of what are currently the best pickup trucks in Brazil.

Before you meet the chosen candidates, let us show you the criteria that were taken into consideration. Additionally, in the final part of this content, we'll reveal the exciting news we're expecting in the near future.

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Also known as pickup trucks, these vehicles combine comfort, strength, beauty, and even a rugged feel. 

It's no coincidence that its main buyers and admirers are people who often walk on surfaces that aren't so smooth, as is the case with... dirt roads, for example. 

Although many models have a more rustic feel, there are some more modern models that prioritize comfort and have a more modern and even futuristic look. 

In addition to all these points, another great advantage of pickup trucks is the space they offer, both for passengers and luggage.

Therefore, it is safe to say that our main assessments in creating the list of the best pickup trucks in Brazil were:

With that in mind, we now present the best pickup trucks in Brazil. 

We're now going to show you the 6 best pickup trucks in Brazil. Check it out. 

In fifth place among the best pickup trucks in Brazil, we have the Ford Ranger, which underwent a very subtle visual update, with only the grille and bumper being altered. 

The pickup truck received a new suspension, which improves body movement and provides better handling. This was, in fact, a long-standing complaint from owners. 

In addition to the redesigned stability bar and cushion elements, the chassis rails have been reinforced, making it possible to optimize its performance for both leisure and work. 

In terms of engine options, the Ranger offers two choices. 

A 2.2 Duratorq four-cylinder diesel engine for the entry-level and mid-range versions, capable of producing 160 horsepower, and a 3.2 diesel engine with 200 horsepower for the top-of-the-line versions. 

The cargo bed volume is 1,180 liters and the payload capacity is 1002 kg. With six different versions, the prices for the Ford Ranger range from R$ 132,230 to R$ 188,990. 

The Chevrolet S10 once enjoyed the status of being the best-selling pickup truck in Brazil, but over the years it ended up losing ground to the competition. Even so, it remained popular due to its robustness and strong, powerful engines. 

The model features safety items such as hill start assist and hill start assist, as well as driving assistance and autonomous emergency braking. Comfortable and spacious, its wide range of engine options is the model's strong point. 

The S10 features a 2.5 Flex Ecotec engine capable of generating 197 horsepower with gasoline and 206 horsepower with ethanol, with options for a six-speed manual or automatic transmission and 4x2 and 4x4 drive options.

The other engine is the Duramax 2.8 turbodiesel with direct injection, capable of delivering 200 horsepower, also with a six-speed manual and automatic transmission. With this engine, the only drive option is 4x4 with low range. 

With a 1061-liter cargo bed and a payload capacity of just over 1 ton, the S10 comes in up to twelve different versions and has prices ranging from R$ 109,990 to R$ 188,990. The manufacturer has already announced some minor changes for the line 2021.

The main focus of the Hilux, the fourth best pickup truck in Brazil, is work and brute force. 

This is a very large pickup truck and relatively difficult to drive in large urban centers or cities with heavy traffic. The model performs better on highways and in nature. 

We can say that this is a true pickup truck, as it offers a high level of safety, since it has a series of components that aid in driving in extreme conditions, with traction and stability controls, and the model also features seven airbags as standard. 

In terms of engine options, the Hilux currently uses two different powertrains.

The first is the previous generation engine, the 2.7 Dual VVTi Flex 2.7 with 163 horsepower on ethanol, and 1590 on gasoline. 

The second is the new 2.8 1GD diesel engine with 177 horsepower, equipped with both automatic and manual transmissions, both with six speeds. 

With a cargo bed capacity of up to 1580 liters, it can handle a load of up to 1020 kilograms. 

Available in twelve different versions, the Hilux costs between R$ 119,990 and R$ 214,690 and has a limited edition with a sporty feel. 

In third place among the best pickup trucks in Brazil we have the Fiat Toro.

Packed with safety features such as airbags, hill start and descent assist, Isofix, stability and traction control, the Toro is actually a SUP – Sport Utility Pick-Up. 

With its modern and futuristic look, it has been the choice of many people who like pickup trucks but drive more on paved roads than off-road, due to its comfort and interior similar to an SUV. 

Besides the design and safety features, another noteworthy aspect is its diverse engine options. 

The first option is an E.torQ Evo 1.8 engine with a single overhead camshaft, capable of delivering 135 horsepower on gasoline and 139 horsepower on ethanol.

The second option is the Multijet II 2.0 diesel engine. Very strong at low revs and capable of delivering 170 horsepower, it can be paired with a six-speed manual or a nine-speed automatic transmission. 

And the third option is the Tigershark 2.4 Flex, capable of generating 186 horsepower on ethanol and 174 on gasoline. Its only drawback is that there is only one transmission option: a 9-speed automatic.

The Toro has a slightly smaller cargo bed than its competitors, totaling 820 liters, and can handle loads close to one ton. With 9 versions available, its prices range from R$ 96,990 to R$ 167,990.

In second place we have the Mitsubishi L200 Triton. 

The Japanese pickup truck is known for its unique design and boasts excellent dual-purpose functionality, meaning it performs well on both paved and unpaved roads. 

In terms of safety, the model is exemplary, featuring up to seven airbags, including knee protection. The pickup truck also has traction and stability control, hill start assist, and an emergency braking system. 

The body received improved structural acoustic treatment, which also enhances impact absorption, making it even more comfortable. New bumpers were incorporated into the chassis with functionality in mind. 

Under the hood, the L200 features a unique 2.4-liter turbodiesel engine, made of aluminum, which delivers high torque at low revs with good power output during acceleration. 

The engine can generate up to 190 horsepower and can be paired with a 6-speed manual or 5-speed automatic transmission, with paddle shifters behind the steering wheel. 

With a 1046-liter cargo bed and a payload capacity of over one ton, the L200 comes in five different versions and costs between R$ 129,990 and R$ 189,990. 

The Nissan Frontier, which came in first place in our ranking, has brought some new features this year.

The base versions, S, Attack, and XE, gained wheels with new graphics, while the top-of-the-line LE now features a bed liner, side moldings, and door trim. In addition, the interior has been redesigned, becoming more pleasant and comfortable.

The pickup truck features safety equipment such as traction and stability control, electronic brake control, automatic brake assist, automatic descent controls, and hill start and descent assist. 

The Nissan Frontier retained the 2.3-liter turbodiesel engine, capable of delivering 160 horsepower in single-turbo versions and 190 horsepower in twin-turbo versions. The pickup also offers automatic and seven-speed manual transmissions. 

The model has a 1054-liter cargo bed and a load capacity of up to 1050 kg. Available in four different versions, prices range from R$ 140,900 to R$ 197,990. 

The pickup truck sector is quite heated up and there are new models arriving to heat up the competition among the best pickup trucks in Brazil, starting in 2021. To keep you informed, we've highlighted the three main new models in the sector for next year.

THE Hyundai Santa Cruz It comes with a more futuristic feel and initially intends to compete with the Toro, which reigns supreme in terms of aesthetics and category – SUP. 

Unfortunately, we still know little regarding engine specifications, prices, and capacity. What we do know is that the concept model launched by the manufacturer will be retained, which should take some customers away from the Toro. 

The model was produced in Mexico in 2018, but it was not brought to Brazil. This is due to the French automaker having a strong technical partnership with... Japanese NissanThe Alaskan will be very similar to the Frontier. 

With safety in mind, we know the pickup truck will feature an electronic rear differential lock, as well as hill descent control and trailer sway control, in addition to stability and traction control and hill start assist. 

Regarding the engine, it appears there will be two options. 

A 2.3-liter twin-turbo diesel engine with 190 horsepower and another 2.3-liter single-turbocharged engine with 160 horsepower. In the milder version, only a six-speed manual transmission is available. 

The values are estimated to be between R$ 140 and R$ 190 thousand. 

And finally, the latest launch in the pickup truck sector is the Peugeot Landtrek.

The new pickup truck from the French automaker was conceived and developed to compete directly with the models that dominate the market. The result is a vehicle aligned with the highest market standards.

The pickup truck features a unique 360º panoramic vision system. This technological addition facilitates parking maneuvers, obstacle detection, and even navigating difficult terrain. 

The Landtrek was designed with the goal of offering a high level of safety to its occupants, featuring the best equipment in the segment.

Regarding the engine, there will be two options available. 

The first is a 2.4-liter turbocharged gasoline engine with 210 horsepower, with options for a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. 

The second option is a 1.9-liter turbodiesel engine with 150 horsepower and a 6-speed manual transmission. 

Regarding prices, although the manufacturer has not commented, it is estimated that with a wide variety of models, the Landtrek will have prices ranging from R$ 120 thousand to R$ 190 thousand. 

The pickup truck market in Brazil is becoming quite competitive, as is already the case with SUVs. The entry of new models is beneficial, because the more competition, the more price options for consumers. 

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